Sentence examples for deliberately applied from inspiring English sources

Some are deliberately applied to bodies of water to destroy plants, insect larvae, or undesired fish.

And the reason the house looks crooked is the ersatz Tudor veneer, deliberately applied out of kilter.

The Torbryan panels were restored in the 19th century from beneath layers of whitewash that may have been deliberately applied to protect them from the iconoclasts.

Because to call them merely "sensitive" would be to admit that one's own defiant "lack of political correctness" is in fact an irritant, deliberately applied.

A few years later in 1950, geneticist Hans Kalmus deliberately applied cybernetic thinking to the problem of heredity and suggested that a gene was a "message".

Stoneware vessels of about the 3rd century bce have a glaze that is little more than a smear but one that has obviously been deliberately applied.

Like Playing Football At the half-hour call -- meaning 30 minutes till curtain -- Mr. Wright carefully, deliberately applies his white dots.

Physicians can thoughtfully and deliberately apply proper diagnostic codes to Medicare beneficiaries that ethically and medically justify their admission to the hospital.

No accidents have heppened with the device A Frenchman who tried to cause an accident by deliberately applying too much pressure merely caused the cork to fly out and a lot of wine with it, but the bottle was undamaged.

The inside-out understanding is innate; there's no way to deliberately apply it to a particular situation.

But by deliberately applying a harsh interpretation of the new rules, the council claims "it can be argued that none of the Gypsy and Traveller households living on the public site in Newham meet the new planning definition of a Gypsy or Traveller, as they do not travel for work purposes or have not ceased to travel temporarily".