Sentence examples for deliberate not because from inspiring English sources

But deliberate not because what Bush is doing weighs on my spirits but because I wanted to depict that week and its effect on people in New York, particularly on the young people Zuckerman encounters, who are hardly ancillary to the novel; they make an overwhelming impression on him and play a strong role in his demise.

Initial experiments were performed on sera; this choice was deliberate although not optimum, because more serum samples than PBMC were available from the TRANSPEG patients.

I made a deliberate decision not to use Facebook because I don't trust it.

I don't know if it was deliberate or not".

The cabinet made a deliberate decision not to do so, partly because no announcements were ready and partly because the Tories had accused Miliband of an ill-thought-out stunt over energy bills and were uneasy about offering a batch of their own.

The so-called recipiency rate has declined not because of the economy's improvement, but because of deliberate decisions by state and federal policymakers.

In what appears to be a deliberate attempt to upset liberal-left sensibilities Žižek (2007b: 195) claims that revolutions have failed hitherto not because they were 'too extreme' but because they 'did not question their own presuppositions' adequately enough.

Even though that's a sizable amount, Wang says it was a deliberate choice not to raise even more, because one of Trinity's points of pride is its partner-to-capital ratio.

He knew he had blood on his hands because of his deliberate decision not to push the U.N. to act.

If most "slums" don't enjoy adequate infrastructure, it is not because it is technically difficult or even expensive, but rather because there is a deliberate will to keep certain neighbourhoods in a state of precariousness and political dependency.

The F.S.A. said it accepted that Mr. Einhorn's trading "was not deliberate because he did not believe that it was inside information.