Sentence examples for deliberate sweeps from inspiring English sources
The Marines have also conducted deliberate sweeps.
One of the few movies that really feels contemporary is Delphine and Muriel Coulin's "17 Girls," in which an epidemic of deliberate pregnancies sweeps a provincial high school where rebellious 16- and 17- year-olds decide, without thinking it through, to become mothers and raise their children collectively.
He is very adept at the classic B-boy gestures of rap stiff thumbs, forefingers, and pinkies moved in deliberate, threatening sweeps, ending with arms crossed high, shoulders hunched, and head tilted sassily but his real body language is more subtle.
Between songs she would sometimes pause, let her eyes sweep smugly across the packed arena, then soften the pride with an equally deliberate smile.
Because of this, deliberate selection for traits of recognized advantage may not necessarily entrain large tracts of the genome in 'selective sweeps' which could disrupt other functional portions of the genome.
With deliberate implausibility, "Maelström" piles on the coincidences, offering the fish's view of life as a fragile thing swept by the currents of contingency.
The impression is deliberate.
