Sentence examples for deliberate quality of from inspiring English sources

The drops provide a sensory deluge that brilliantly offsets the deliberate quality of the dance, transforming the slow, graven movement into something oddly and quietly joyous.

Deliberate quality improvement in surgical oncology can optimize patient outcomes, by ensuring the application of current best knowledge and practice to our patients.

As used by the writer and director Steve Kloves in "Flesh and Bone," it suggests something tough, ominous and strikingly deliberate, qualities that perfectly capture the mood of Mr. Kloves's transfixing second feature.

Besides, he makes deliberate use of the mundane quality of some of this story.

In the later recording, at a more deliberate tempo, he evokes the quality of a concerto grosso: the right-hand line could be industrious violins; the left-hand, in eighth notes, a continuo group.

This will imply: a) putting in place a deliberate effort to improve on the quality of monitoring and reporting.

A major contribution of this study was the deliberate exploration of quality in legally license-exempt center-based child care.

What's the top quality of nearly every successful founder and CEO? Deliberate, timely decisions.

Toward the end, the dancers clumped together and switched into a slow-motion mass, shape-shifting across the stage, with Stephanie Kim pulling away for a solo of a deliberate viscous quality.

California, he said, had shown "deliberate indifference" by knowingly disregarding recommendations that would have improved the quality of mental health care.

The reasons for failing to give an intervention were not usually recorded, and in some cases it may have reflected a deliberate decision to withhold an intervention on grounds of poor anticipated quality of life or respect for patient autonomy.