Sentence examples for deliberately constructing from inspiring English sources

Or is he concealing himself by deliberately constructing one or more unreliable narrators?

The possibility of deliberately constructing tangled graphs and nets is canvassed, and we conclude that tangled patterns offer a novel class of nano- and meso-structured materials with useful features, including high internal surface area and volume and chirality.

Faulkner's American reputation which had always lagged well behind his reputation in Europe was boosted by The Portable Faulkner (1946), an anthology skillfully edited by Malcolm Cowley in accordance with the arresting if questionable thesis that Faulkner was deliberately constructing a historically based "legend" of the South.

If post-earthquake Haiti rebuilt to its status prior to the 2010 disaster, then the country is deliberately constructing the conditions which killed over 200,000 people in the first place.

He praised Townshend for deliberately constructing the album so that each song can be enjoyed individually and felt that he is determined to "give his audience what it wants without burying his own peculiarity".

More disquieting was the evidence uncovered by Randall et al. [ 12] of researchers not only avoiding reporting the abuse of children, but also deliberately constructing research protocols to obscure abuse.

It's the first time I have deliberately constructed a character with myself in mind".

"This is clear evidence of a deliberately constructed pattern", he continues.

For Dewey, on the other hand, an end is a deliberately constructed outcome of a history.

However, with some codes the spatial discretization terms are deliberately constructed to cancel temporal truncation error terms.

The Venetian state deliberately constructed synergistic relationships with its islands, assigning them various functions according to its needs.