Still others interpreted his withdrawal as the deliberate spiritual stance of a man immersed in Eastern religions, particularly Zen Buddhism and Hindu Vedantic philosophy.
When Taksim was reoccupied by police forces last Tuesday—which led to a similar, if less intense, uproar most Turks I've spoken to were surprised at how protesters were treated, at how much gas was used, and at the deliberate, aggressive stance Erdogan took.
When Taksim was reoccupied by police forces last Tuesday – which led to similar, if less intense, uproar – most Turks I've spoken to were surprised at how protesters were treated, at how much gas was used and at the deliberate, aggressive stance Erdogan took.
The Rugby Football Union's chief disciplinary officer, Jeff Blackett, is a supporter of the hardline stance, regarding deliberate gouging as one of the most contemptible acts of foul play in the game.
Others could believe it too well: there was something depressingly predictable in Garitano's use of Euskera, as often happens with Catalan or Galego too, being interpreted by some as an implicit threat, as if it was a determined, deliberate and provocative political stance.
Take one or two deliberate steps and assume stance.
It employs flowing, rhythmic, deliberate movements, with carefully prescribed stances and positions, but in practice no two masters teach the system exactly alike.
In an attempt to temper expectations, Santana refused to project any possible dates for when he might return, a stance consistent with his deliberate approach.
Most of this distortion is deliberate and a desirable effect of the stance of policy.
Some Blairites expressed anxiety about Mr Miliband's interventionist stance, viewing it as a deliberate break with New Labour.
