Sentence examples for deliberately asking from inspiring English sources

McDonald jogged across home plate deliberately, asking where he should be.

Or is he deliberately asking for what he knows is impossible?

Isn't Bernanke deliberately asking the investing public to throw caution to the winds?

(Come on, no teenagers admit to owning a Wii U, do they? Not unless they're deliberately asking for a playground knockdown).

We grow up learning the grammatical rules of singular and plural words, and now I'm deliberately asking you to expand your association with these known words to make me more comfortable.

If you suspect your grandchild is deliberately asking an awkward question of you or someone in your company, raise that arched eyebrow of yours without laughing or making a big deal about it.

My expenses are paid, so I have no reason to deliberately ask for the wrong fare.

"I deliberately asked for a heavier wire -- I wanted something with real meat to it," he explained.

Palestinians suggested angrily that the Israelis had deliberately asked the Americans to delay General Zinni's arrival until they finished the operation.

Officials in New York City, where many streets are already clogged with taxis, tourists, dogs and double-wide strollers, deliberately asked lawmakers to leave the city out of the bill.

He deliberately asked Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, to London on Sunday, even if he could not have predicted until a few days ago that Washington, on the eve of the summit, would finally declare the Syrian regime had used chemical weapons, and that this justified arming the rebels.