Sentence examples for deliberate turn from inspiring English sources

She sings them in a voice that defies its own sweetness with wavery, rasping attacks or a deliberate turn away from the expected note.

The ascendance of Mr. Kholmanskikh — who leads In Defense of the Man of Labor, a new, Kremlin-backed movement of left-wing supporters of Mr. Putin — represents a deliberate turn by the president.

Enwezor's strategy was criticised by some, but Documenta has never before attracted so many visitors (over 650,000), and various people praised the curator's deliberate turn away from the much discredited "cul-de-sac" of "art for art's sake".

A deliberate turn away from the rustic country-soul with which the Grammy-winning singer made his name, "Supernova" instead flashes back to the trippy psychedelic pop of late-'60s England and California.

Critical reception to the album was mixed, with some writers noting Thompson's seemingly deliberate turn away from the "quirkiness" of the Pixies and his early solo work for a self-consciously straightforward approach, and the "disappointingly straightforward punk-pop" musical style present on the album.

It's a deliberate turning away from the present".

While a venial sin weakens the sinner's union with God, it is not a deliberate turning from him and so does not wholly block the inflow of sanctifying grace.

A mortal sin is a deliberate turning away from God; it is a sin in a grave matter that is committed in full knowledge and with the full consent of the sinner's will, and until it is repented it cuts the sinner off from God's sanctifying grace.

She said the singer "voluntarily consumed alcohol — a deliberate act that took an unexpected turn and led to her death".

Our drive in their red, 20-year-old VW Passat estate (185,000 miles on the clock) is supposed to be simple, but a few deliberate wrong turns, and a bit of off-roading later ("Why not?") we find ourselves detained by the Uzbek military.

But "deliberate speed" turned out to mean no speed at all.