Sentence examples for deliberate like from inspiring English sources

Maybe this is all deliberate, like Manchester United players deliberately inviting hidings here, there and everywhere.

The maneuverings are clumsily deliberate, like an ill-rehearsed children's ballet.

"These guys are slow and deliberate, like it's their world, and they know it".

It needs to look absolutely deliberate, like a stripe, only more unusual, more interesting, more feminine.

This was deliberate: like the Pope stooping to embrace a disfigured pilgrim at St. Peter's, the women were indicating that Tsarnaev was not a leper.

WHEN a war crime doesn't look quite like a war crime — when it seems cold and deliberate like a serial murder, rather than an impulsive act of vengeance — it can be especially disturbing, as United States Army officials have learned over the past week.

It was no great leap for paranoid delusions, like Pizzagate, or deliberate hoaxes, like the one about the Pope endorsing Trump, to pass muster on Facebook, because the design made all news-like items feel fungible.

The script is most likely to be noticed for its occasional deliberate jolt, like the strong profanity that Masha uses or the Yiddish vulgarity spoken by the elderly doctor Chebutykin (James Carpenter).

Characters from across the globe become intertwined through seemingly random events like lost-and-discovered smartphones, and through more deliberate means like social and video-sharing networks.

But users were still discussing the article by using deliberate mistakes like "2.7b".

Also, avoid "names capable of deliberate misinterpretation," like Hoare Road, Typple Avenue, Quare Street and Corfe Close.