Sentence examples for deliberate of course from inspiring English sources

It's deliberate, of course.

The similarity with "climate change" is deliberate of course.

The comparison to God, like the use of the third person, was deliberate, of course.

The montage effect is deliberate, of course, and this joint collaboration between director Sean Holmes and the theatre collective Filter puts a playful spin on the dry concepts of alienation and the epic, ending up with something that is glancingly modern yet true to its author's intentions.

Candies do not make conscious, deliberate decisions, of course.

All this is deliberate irony, of course, but here irony feeds on what is, after all, an erotic tale.

That was deliberate overstatement, of course: the United States crashed a few hundred centrifuges at Natanz, it did not vaporize the place.

In international relations, some consider individuals as the ultimate source of responsibility - others, however, argue that collective entities like states or organisations also qualify as responsible agents who have interests, deliberate on courses of action and their consequences, have specific aims and duties, and should thus be accountable for their actions [ 13].

The deliberate mispronunciation was, of course, an allusion to several word gaucheries Mr. Bush has committed of late, and it brought a flurry of laughter.

The rough surface of the El Greco is of course deliberate.

Yes, "Exit Ghost" takes place during the week of the 2004 election, and choosing that week in which to set the action was, of course, deliberate.