Sentence examples for deliberate feeling from inspiring English sources

That last track has a deliberate feeling of complete futility that I find kind of funny.

"That was part of the dramatic theme of Top Gear, the baddest boy in class, there was a deliberate feeling of everybody straining at the leash," she says.

There's a heavy, over-deliberate feeling to the playing, a thickness to the sound (despite the refinement of the recording), and a lack of athleticism in the rhythms that seems as if Schumann's symphonic writing is being approached from the perspective of the composers who came after him, especially Brahms, rather than from those of his own time, such as Mendelssohn.

Mr. Young's creative choices are mindful without feeling deliberate.

Their deliberate downsizing left Ms. Jennings-Moritz feeling elated but somewhat incomplete.

A feeling of deliberate, cruel flippancy comes to the forefront soon after the end of the second world war, as in the work of Angus Wilson.

The two practices of unplugging and communicating what you need will have you feeling intentional and deliberate about the ways you rest and restore your energy and vitality.

Frayed tempers, bruised feelings and the deliberate bending and breaking of rules that have taken years to create are now threatening to break the posse up.

Therefore, cross sectional measurements may not provide a valid measure of the variability in thoughts or feelings associated with deliberate self-harm at different times [ 19].

Never come straight out telling a girl, "I don't like you!" This will result in more hurt feelings than a deliberate approach.

Hamilton was furious afterwards, feeling it had been deliberate.