Sentence examples for deliberately acquired from inspiring English sources

She, like many of the late Victorians and Edwardians, harbored an atheism more determined than ours, because it was more consciously and deliberately acquired, in a culture more pervasively Christian.

Both strategic thinking and deliberately acquired skills helped Sam Hasson achieve his desired career path in drug discovery in the pharmaceutical industry.

By purchasing an assortment, we're literally buying into a system of deliberately acquiring unappreciated things.

The Thrashers' roster makeup at the start of the season led to speculation in the blogosphere that the team was deliberately acquiring black players in an effort to broaden its appeal in greater Atlanta, an area long known for the size, prominence and wealth of its African-American population.

He contended that poets need a kind of knowledge that cannot be gained solely in libraries, or acquired deliberately, but comprises "what will stick to them like burrs where they walk in the fields".

The utility's suit says that Roy Kay failed to disclose the cancellation of at least two major contracts before KeySpan acquired the company and "deliberately exaggerated" completion rates for jobs.

The approach differs from previous studies because Laan et al. deliberately selected for yeast that had acquired multiple genetic mutations that can together almost fully compensate for the loss of BEM1.

In March, Viacom, the parent company of MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon, sued Google and YouTube, the video sharing site it acquired last year, saying they were deliberately building a business on a library of copyrighted video clips without permission.

No baseline or 3-month datasets were acquired since the study was deliberately designed to avoid changing the 'usual care' that would have otherwise occurred by introducing our care-plan template.

Proponents of deterrence argue that Mr. Hussein will not engage in new aggression, even after he has acquired nuclear weapons, because he is not deliberately suicidal and so would not risk an American nuclear response.

Even now, much of Key's material could be described as an acquired taste, but in the early days it was deliberately alienating.