Sentence examples for deliberately at the from inspiring English sources
To hit a line drive deliberately at the pitcher's face is morally acceptable to the extent that it's physically unlikely.
The river's meanderings were harnessed most deliberately at the short-lived Hole in the Wall dive, perched at the northern tip of the tiny peninsula called Cordova Island.
"The welcome peace prospects in Congo are paradoxically, but deliberately, at the root of the worsening security situation in Burundi," he said.
One of the gunmen, he said, jumped out of the truck and started firing deliberately at the United Nations officials, wounding both of them severely.
Umpires seem to have interpreted the message from baseball to say that pitches thrown deliberately at the head should cause automatic ejection of the pitcher and possibly the manager.
"The second plane curved in from the west and appeared to aim straight at the second tower and hit it just below the level of the first impact... it was being aimed deliberately at the target," said one reporter at the scene.
But while the musical choices are deliberately at odds, the choreography is jarringly erratic, switching between a dreamy seascape with dancers rolling on the floor and a bright and happy dance party.
New windows, deliberately at odds with the hierarchies of the original mouldings and recesses, are punched through.
Why should SCoJeC seem to want to appear deliberately at odds with the CST, especially since the CST are not slow to use incident figures to raise the alarm?
In the endnotes, Swanson explained that his rendering was deliberately at variance with the scholarly consensus: "In my view, shared by Jay Winik, the most persuasive interpretation supports 'angels' and is also more consistent with Stanton's character and faith".
"This phenomenon can only be explained," Mr. Wilson suggests, "by the fact that his writings, while being self-consciously and deliberately at variance with the twentieth century, are paradoxically in tune with the needs and concerns of our times.
