Sentence examples for deliberate middle from inspiring English sources

The brand's marketing executive has described the New York posters as a deliberate "middle finger" to feminist campaigners who opposed the adverts in the UK.

This year, Trump pulled the US out of the Paris Climate Accords, a deliberate middle finger to the international community, sure to please people who love Trump's "America First" doctrine (fuzzy though it may be in its specifics).

Nothing squirted anywhere in the Munster try, with a lineout leading to a series of deliberate forays in the middle before O'Gara threaded one of his little bouncing gems behind the last batch of defenders.

Mr. Konitz pottered around the tunes, airy and deliberate in the upper-middle register, trying not to quote them directly, or at least not until he felt ready to do so.

In my experience, low income and minority students often deliberate more effectively than upper middle class professionals.

They were the product of a deliberate program to build up the middle class, through the Interstate highway system, the G. I. Bill and other measures.

McCain has distanced itself from the deliberate and malicious use of Obama's middle name in the past.

As Boselvic shows, if private financing must be used, governments must in turn be deliberate about protecting taxpayers and growing the middle class.

All that stuff about it being full of middle-class poseurs was a deliberate misdirection.

He smiled big, looked happy, and looked great in his tux — a touching detail, since comedian Louie is so often in deliberate comfort-wear, talking about the horrors of the middle-aged body.

The story, which depicts a 19-year-old artist's sexual encounter with another man, was a deliberate attempt to shake up the conventional attitudes of middle-class African Americans.