Sentence examples for deliberately allows from inspiring English sources

The film deliberately allows his bitter tirades to run on long enough to test your patience and make you want to turn away and flee.

Judaism, being a highly decentralized system, deliberately allows a wide variation of beliefs, and few Jewish leaders would try to make a case in a secular legislature for the entire Jewish community, particularly one based on a very narrow reading of halacha, or Jewish law.

Since then, he has deliberately allowed the economy to overheat.

Like Mr. Irham, he has denied deliberately allowing the films to be copied and distributed.

Afghan officials had accused the American military of deliberately allowing Mr. Kandahari to escape, a claim that American officials rejected.

Last year she faced allegations that she deliberately allowed Gypsies who appeared in her wartime film, Lowlands, to perish in Auschwitz.

"When I have lost confidence in people, I deliberately allow them to fall by the wayside," Piëch once said.

Customers who rarely breach their agreed limits are more likely to be deliberately allowed to do so.

However, in this chapter, another source of variability (individual judgment about treatment assignment) has been deliberately allowed to enter into the picture.

In the 18th century a similar style prevailed, sketchy scenes being painted in restrained colours that were sometimes deliberately allowed to smudge and run.

Some suspect that Pope Paul deliberately allowed this "debate" to open the way for an eventual overhaul of the whole question by the Synod.