Sentence examples for deliberated responses from inspiring English sources

Bell was one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's teachers and served as a model for the fictitious detective Sherlock Holmes. 2 Generally, human judgment involves complex processes, whereby ingrained, often less consciously deliberated responses from perceptual cues are mixed with semantic calculations to affect decision making.

The combined approach followed with an interview and discussion of the filled-in questionnaire allowed reflection on the respondents answer and if necessary to correct the first response into a more deliberated answer.

Friedman notes that the "self-reflections that make choices and actions autonomous need not be conscious" and that "autonomous choice…does not need to be highly deliberate or deliberated" (Friedman 2003, 8).

It's a deliberate and deliberated act that was discussed, thought out, carefully considered and executed because we felt threatened and had determined that the situation and the threat was serious enough to let someone know.

The Commission for the Designation of the Righteous deliberated at length about this case.

Karen reassured reporters that W. had wrestled, ruminated, reflected, grappled, groped and deliberated.

Settlements forced the endlessly deliberated coal-ash rules to be enacted.

His thoughts look more dramatic than other actors' deeds, and his deeds are done with a deliberated grace.

Twenty-eight years later, Kirsten Gillibrand, the junior Democratic Senator from New York, has described what it's like to have one of the Senate's more deliberated bodies.

Six environmental groups filed suit, arguing that all the industry groups' complaints "actually were raised (and extensively deliberated) during the comment period".

There is little evidence, however, that Mary Murray's actions were either deliberated or actually delayed General Howe even in the unlikely case they were intended to.