Sentence examples for deliberate presence from inspiring English sources

It is also about the thoughtful and deliberate presence of great teachers.

He is a deliberate presence, solemn for long periods; but then he will remark on something absurd and tip backward with laughter.

Porter denied the deliberate presence of symbolism in her work – "I never consciously took or adopted a symbol in my life", she told an interviewer in 1963 – but intention, whether or not she was speaking truthfully, is beside the point here.

This review aims to deliberate on the presence of antibiotic resistance in commercially used probiotic organisms and their potential transfer to pathogens and other commensal microbiota present in the gut.

Nevertheless, the artist's choice of color was deliberate and the presence of mixite and the clear-hued lead tin yellow pigment attest to his coloristic decisions, in this case opting for cool hues rather than the warm blue of ultramarine which we typically associate with paintings of the Madonna from this time period.

Those who saw her death as a tragic accident rather than a deliberate act noted the presence among her belongings of a return train ticket as well as a ticket to a later event.

There are certainly more 'accurate' translations of Homer, if accuracy is taken to mean the deliberate suppression of the presence of the translator, but there are none so honest about the fact that sometimes translations take fire and sometimes they misfire.

The term "violation" is frequently used to distinguish deliberate crossing in the presence of active controls from unintentional rule breaches that are referred to as "errors".

But the pair's presence was deliberate and meaningful - they were both members of the 1989 squad which was written off as one of the worst to leave these shores.

The increasing number of raccoons in urban areas has resulted in diverse reactions in humans, ranging from outrage at their presence to deliberate feeding.

The reasons for this discrepancy are widely debated, but the report discourages readers from blaming either the higher-than-average crime rate among blacks and Latinos in the U.S. or the presence of deliberate racism in the criminal justice system.