Sentence examples for deliberate take from inspiring English sources
Then came the deliberate take of a roe-shad that had eluded me this season.
His treatment of the restless opening theme of Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata was swift and flooding, almost to the point of mushiness, but what resulted was an excitingly stark, if broad, contrast with his elegant, deliberate take on the second theme.
Its central theme is the corrosive power of jealousy and it is a deliberate take on Shakespeare's Othello. Louis Trevelyan has everything he could wish for: plenty of money, a respected place in society, and a beautiful wife, Emily, who is as much in love with him as he is with her, with whom he has a much-loved infant son.
Are providers effectively deliberating, taking, and evaluating decisions among a viable set of decision options, decision tactics, and potential outcomes?
Daniele Gatti's deliberate, expansive take on the opera has polarized audiences in the past, but a little more time spent with singers of this quality wouldn't be too bad a fate.
Hertzberg argued that this disenchantment was part of a deliberate strategy: Take one of the things that "Saturday Night Live" clips him for, which is gays in the military.
If such measurements were not taken, can anyone be sure that deliberate deflation took place?
However, during the October conference call Lewis appeared to acknowledge a problem stemming from decisions taken by previous management, when he said: "There was, strategically and significantly, a very deliberate decision taken a long time ago on sale-and-leaseback.
Having taken the deliberate decision to take a year out from sport, I have been exploring the outside world before I assess the next stage of my career in the summer.
Was a deliberate decision taken to try and broaden out the Chicago approach?
Discretionary policies involve deliberate actions taken by the authorities, such as open market operations, changes in discount rates and reserve requirements, and changes in tax rates or government expenditures.
