Sentence examples for deliberately, though from inspiring English sources

And he laments not his misfortune — which he could accept, if it were inflicted deliberately, though unjustly — but its randomness and pointlessness.

A Fire Department official said the fire was set deliberately, though investigators had not determined whether it was set by the children, or by someone else.

Quite deliberately, though, with little fanfare, Rev also gets to the heart of the modern church by exposing it as both a source of much goodness and a complete irrelevance.

The details of the operation were deliberately, though unsuccessfully, kept from Kesselring.

The more you spend in that deliberately pervasive culture, though, the more people you speak to, the more you realise that Google employees are not only living the Google dream, they are also selling a version of that fantasy to the world.

I don't believe that O'Brien deliberately lied (though she may have had a "cognitive bias").

He added: " 'Mutually convenient date' is deliberately vague, though Mr. Zardari said, 'Very soon.' Let's see".

Indeed the title and tone of Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation deliberately invoked, though also subverting, the BBC "talks" given by posh sorts on the wireless in the past.

Jones's normal-guy Mike and Grasl's sage Josh are also deliberately blurry, though for different reasons — and it would spoil the twists in the plot to say why.

Its decision to hit Syria was deliberately provocative, though whether it was wrong will depend on whether the bombed camp was indeed linked to the terrorist group behind the Haifa atrocity.

"Their position has been exaggerated and sometimes even deliberately mischaracterized (though I would not want to imply that Moose are a monolithic voting bloc), so we are re-purposing the Moose this election year".