Sentence examples for deliberate well from inspiring English sources

The incontinent man so fails because he has failed to cultivate the appropriate virtues that would enable him to size up the situation correctly (synesis) and deliberate well about it (eubulia).

To be generous, for instance, is (among other things) to be disposed to notice occasions for giving, to construe ambiguous social cues charitably, to desire to give people things they want, need, or would appreciate, to deliberate well about what they want, need, or would appreciate, and to act on the basis of such deliberation.

According to Aristotle, "Now it is thought to be the mark of a man of practical wisdom to be able to deliberate well about what is good and expedient for himself, not in some particular respect, e.g. about what sorts of thing conduce to health or to strength, but about what sorts of thing conduce to the good life in general" (Nichomachean Ethics, VI, 1140a 1140b).

Since those actions could lead to further reflections, reflecting on experiences was identified as a cyclic process that transformed significant experiences into deliberate, well informed practical actions.

Mr Akufo-Addo did not merely allege irregularities but a "deliberate, well-calculated and executed ploy" to rig the poll.

The second, she said, is made up of young, usually first-generation, middle-class, college-educated Americans of Hispanic descent who make a deliberate, well-researched conversion.

George W. Bush's allies did all they could to stop the recounts, including the hiring of conservative activists from all over the country -- a deliberate, well-planned act of intimidation.

In polls, South Koreans say they want reunification, but the overwhelming majority believe it should be deliberate, well-planned and alwell-planned anddecalwaysat.This week, as The Economist went to press, events seemed to be going South Korea's way.

But in his petition, which his lawyers have been working on for the past week, he claims that his vote was covertly reduced and that Mr. Kenyatta's was inflated in a "deliberate, well-calculated and executed ploy" to hand the election to Mr. Kenyatta.

Even as he leaves the White House, General McCaffrey continues to challenge the perception of a lost war on drugs, which he said was fueled by "a very deliberate, well-thought-out strategy by drug legalization forces" seeking public acceptance of drug use.

"I think these things are intended to be very, very thoughtful, deliberate, well-done and very, very complete".