Sentence examples for deliberate we from inspiring English sources

"If you watch where he's going, since he's been elected he's sort of rejected some of the campaign rhetoric and said we have to deliberate, we have to be thoughtful," Cantor went on.

Working with Yemen and our other allies we will be determined, we will be deliberate, we will be relentless, we will be resolute in our commitment to destroy terrorist networks that aim to kill Americans and to build a world in which people everywhere can live in greater peace, prosperity and security.

We also think that when we deliberate we are trying to decide which, of many possible futures, is the one we want to make actual.

The more data options we have, the more deliberate we can be about making good hiring decisions, and the more prescriptive we can be about addressing monumental skills gaps in the workplace.

James Barrett explained to me that this is deliberate: "We want to make a world-class Chardonnay that appeals not to the everyday consumer, but the educated wine drinker who has the sophisticated palate to appreciate these elegant wines".

What gives Reid's claim appeal is the fact that when we deliberate we think that what we are deliberating about is up to us, and for Reid, what is up to us is identical to what is in our power.

And then, when we deliberated, we decided that anyone who had the colossal nerve to stand before a commission and rattle off memorized phrases obviously had some kind of ambition, also a very good memory, intelligent and brazen, and that's what we need to represent our country abroad".

Most of the time when we need to make a decision we are so concerned about the outcome of the decision or failing that we deliberate until we are blue in the face or we run out of hands.

Habermas argues for extending the deliberating "we" to include all those affected by the matter under discussion (Habermas 2001).

On Thursday, the judge received a note from jurors asking how long they should deliberate, saying: "We cannot agree".

Indeed when we deliberate a moral problem we start with an empathic feeling of what is right and what is wrong.