Sentence examples for deliberately arranged from inspiring English sources

You might wonder if this has been deliberately arranged, purely so MPs could avoid being made fun of by Simon Hoggart.

Like traditional knickknacks, seven small sculptures of young innocent-looking girls are deliberately arranged on two cantilevered wooden shelves that have been covered with crocheted doilies.

The breathtaking collective tableaux evoking the simple yet stirring forms of deliberately arranged rocks in a Zen meditation garden put to rest the nagging question about the boundaries between art and fashion.

The German draft legislation "is deliberately arranged so that the Finance Ministry has the capability of making things more precise through provisions, and the stock markets are required by the law to be aware when the next trick from high-frequency traders pops up," said a German government official who spoke anonymously on Tuesday.

If you thought the internet industry was chastened by the public firestorm after Facebook revealed it had manipulated the news feeds of its own users to affect their emotions, think again: OKCupid.com, the dating site, is now bragging that it deliberately arranged matches between people whom its algorithms determined were not compatible – just to get data on how well the site was working.

In any case, the F.I.A. ruling removed all doubt that the crash on the 14th lap in Singapore, two laps after Alonso made an unusually early refueling stop, was deliberately arranged to scatter debris on the narrow street circuit and force the safety car to take to the track.

Torre said he would not deliberately arrange his rotation so Clemens misses the series at Fenway Park.

The $50,000 was the amount the NBA fined Kidd for "creating" a timeout his team didn't have by deliberately arranging for his drink to be spilled on the court.

He accused the Herald on Sunday of deliberately arranging the taping in what he called "an unwelcome introduction of UK-style News of the World tabloid tactics into the New Zealand media environment... "New Zealanders deserve better than News of the World -style tabloid tactics".

At the climax of Uncle Silas, the excessively innocent Maud Ruthyn may deliberately arrange for one of her persecutors to be horribly killed, prompting the reader to wonder if she – or anything in this world – is as simple as it seems.

He deliberately arranges for a brick to be chucked through his own window, sets up and fires his not very bright bodyguard and goads Marty Spinella, the head lobbyist for the teacher's union, into punching him in the face, all just to get an education bill passed.