Sentence examples for deliberate is from inspiring English sources

Graham Poll argues that deliberate is when the arms is in an 'unnatural' position?

Richter, reflective and deliberate, is a family man of temperate tastes and orderly habits.

Living in West Yorkshire it's easy to get a false impression of how The North – those capital letters are deliberate – is represented in literature.

Encyclopaedias have often reflected fairly accurately the civilization in which they appeared; that this was deliberate is shown by the frequency with which the earlier compilers included such words as speculum ("mirror"), imago ("image"), and so forth in their titles.

The word "deliberate" is used as applies to Dinkins, particularly as applies to his appointments process, which proceeded so slowly that commissioners of major agencies--the $4 billion a year Human Resources Administration, for example--seem still to be engaged in on-the-job training, and many crucial appointments are unfilled.

The ferocity of this answer might have something to do with the fact not many people die in pursuit of an expensive handbag, but dealing with passenger injury and death, both accidental and deliberate, is part of working life for staff in underground stations.

How deliberate was that?

Deliberate practice is the key.

Deliberate Cruelty is not forgivable".

Deliberate praxis is essential for sustained change.

The deliberate approach was slow.