Sentence examples for deliberate play from inspiring English sources

It was a desperate and deliberate play.

But this was likely a deliberate play on words.

"It was a deliberate play by the receiver to take out Aqib.

One meaning is a deliberate play, as in drag, on the traditions of art as illusion and performance as impersonation.

Others might have laid up but Woods arrowed a three-wood into the bunker behind the green – a deliberate play which left him with an easy up-and-down for birdie.

In the trick, which made a deliberate play of being derived from another magician's work, Jones asked judge Amanda Holden to sign a playing card before ripping it up, burning it, and miraculously restoring it in front of her eyes.

Yet in Twombly's case, there is a deliberate playing with audience expectation and an intentional ambiguity of meaning, which owes something to his early enthusiasm for the art of Paul Klee but also an influence of surrealism.

Your reviewer's deliberate playing down of the Roman Catholic Church's positive influence is misleading and hurtful.Brigitte de Guillebon Nancy, France  SIR —Thank you for the interesting review of "The Last Days of Europe" by Walter Laqueur.

These images inspired events, like Woodstock or the Chicago demonstrations, that were not only recorded and mythified but often designed -- whether by spontaneous improvisation or by deliberate playing to the press -- to act the images out.

It is this deliberate play-calling which has helped Michigan State to outwit and outlast opponents during the Dantonio era.

Several thousand retired players have accused the N.F.L. of deliberating playing down the dangers of head injuries.