Sentence examples for deliberate word from inspiring English sources

Obama's "distraction" and McCain's "my friends," by contrast, are not nervous tics; they're deliberate word choices reflecting conscious preference, whether used habitually or occasionally.

The plans to withdraw from Afghanistan are "irreversible," Mr. Obama and the world leaders said in their communiqué, a deliberate word choice that underscored the political reality in America and in Europe.

Mandela spoke and the crowd was silent, listening to every deliberate word, and then we roared.

Due to sluggishness of the BOLD-response, fMRI is not ideal for establishing if sensorimotor cortex responses in word comprehension at different ages result from slow, deliberate word meaning processing or the rapid automatic process reported for skilled adult readers (Hauk et al., 2008; Kiefer et al., 2008).

Given what people have heard before, as they listen they can almost spin the slow, deliberate words of the message into singing, and the singing into an elegant orchestration of slow, deliberate chords -- something that years from now they won't be able to get out of their heads.

The duty editor told me in very few but deliberate words: "There's been an explosion at the war memorial in Enniskillen and there are multiple casualties.

With slow and deliberate words, former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz).

And, at the same time, it allows Clinton and her campaign to use Comey's very deliberate words as helpful as they could be to her.

The piece was thoroughly discredited for reconstructionist history and yet the initial paper that sparked the idea by Roger Williams University School of Law professor Carl T. Bogus still stands as perhaps the single most compelling case for Madison's deliberate wording and constant revision of the language of the second amendment.

It allows writers to deliberate over word choice and to construct lists, tables, recipes, and indexes.

He is deliberate about word choice, rummaging around for the precise match, and thoughtful about what he will say on the record.