Sentence examples for deliberate when from inspiring English sources

The young Obama is a methodical decision maker, deliberate when it comes to career or relationship issues.

There are two things for any startup company to deliberate: when to employ and who to employ.

This was deliberate: when the experiments started, it was thought (on the basis of the data about iatrogenic CJD) that this variant would increase susceptibility.

"You know that even if a pitcher on your club is deliberate, when he struggles he gets more deliberate," Torre said.

But you missed another, more recent exhibition of bias, ironic or deliberate, when you chose to publish a picture of Mrs. Clinton's chest, rather than her face, during an interview.

"Wright seems to have been slow and deliberate when working on paper by himself, but greased lightning by the time he allowed people to watch him," Mr. Toker writes.

"I deliberated when John Galliano invited me," the rabbi tells journalist Penny Martin.

The arguments were completed and the jury was deliberating when one juror contacted the judge to say another had admitted to her that he had done outside research on the case over the Internet.

"Television is probably more accurate in reflecting how people are actually speaking right now," said Joanna Coles, the editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, who has deliberated when to use vulgar words in her current job and before that as editor in chief of Marie Claire.

Lord Tebbit said concerns that such a penalty would lead to miscarriages of justice - with the innocent executed - would be mitigated by the care juries would take deliberating when they knew a person's life was at stake.

Graham Poll argues that deliberate is when the arms is in an 'unnatural' position?