But it was a deliberate choice to put her in that pantsuit and it was a deliberate choice to put her in Don's office.
But I suspect then and I suspect now that deliberate mischief, to put it kindly, was the cause of their obtuseness.
And that tells you everything about why they act the way they do: their deliberate decision to put tactical victories ahead of long-term reform.
Unfortunately the most obvious indicators of seriousness are a deliberate pace (to put it kindly), a lot of whispering and a strained attempt to turn the medieval romance of King Arthur and his knights into a parable about nation building.
Since the Globe theatre was designed as an image of the world, it could have been a deliberate choice to put on a new play about Caesar as the first tragedy ever performed there.
In the first place, the officers made a deliberate attempt to put the boys, both of whom had been polite and cooperative, in a defensive position by asking what they had been "done for" in the past.
It was five months ago when he first made that complaint and the timing of his latest comments, just as Chelsea are preparing to be reunited with the championship trophy, merely firms up the suspicion that it was always a deliberate ploy to put pressure on referees and "get an advantage", to use the description of Manuel Pellegrini at Manchester City.
Other cities in Europe and Asia in the 1980s held international competitions to revitalize various urban neighbourhoods (e.g., Berlin and Frankfurt, in Germany, and Nara and Fukuoka, in Japan), but Bilbao distinguished itself by making a deliberate effort to put itself on the world's cultural map with the construction of a branch of the Guggenheim Museum (1991 97) designed by Gehry.
But Mr Ainsworth tabled another motion condemning the League for allowing the move to take place, accusing the owners of a "deliberate strategy" to put itself into administration and running up debts worth several million pounds.
