Sentence examples for deliberate uses from inspiring English sources

The plot is a Japanese folktale, and, although the musical style is a mixture of the music of Maurice Ravel and the late works of Giacomo Puccini, one finds as well deliberate uses of folk songs and idioms.

The resulting alignment depths, which are greater than those typically seen in 5' projects, together with our deliberate use of outbred individuals for building the cDNA libraries (Table 1), enabled us to identify SNPs in many of our UniGenes.

Besides, he makes deliberate use of the mundane quality of some of this story.

"War involves the organized, deliberate use of force to attain a goal, often the control of territory," Mr. Mandelbaum writes.

Several examples are designed to collect and hold water, which further augments the deliberate use of reflections.

It went on: "We believe the deliberate use of inhumane treatment is unacceptable … the policy of enforced destitution must cease".

But the deliberate use of the masculine excludes the German chancellor, leaving the field open to Mario Draghi.

The picture is scattered with what could be taken as clues: the deliberate use of colour, the use of black-and-white, the precise framing.

So, for example, the deliberate use of sexual practices to humiliate male Muslims, including the use of pornography, was prevalent in British facilities in Iraq.

It's not earthquake-destroyed roads or remote displacement creating the need for air transport, it's deliberate use of siege tactics.

As Wayne McGregor has evolved from contemporary to classical choreographer, he has made deliberate use of the traditional balletic contrasts between male and female dancing.