Sentence examples for deliberately creating from inspiring English sources

Japan was "deliberately creating a tense atmosphere and misleading international opinion," the Defense Ministry said.

Lord Howe was deliberately creating the conditions for a formal challenge to Lady Thatcher's leadership.

Rather, Efron brings equal empathy to each of the clashing narratives of contemporary Israel, deliberately creating dissonance for the reader.

Those protagonists of Mel Brooks's 1968 film and subsequent musical "The Producers" scheme to profit by deliberately creating a Broadway flop.

Others have charged that D.H.S. is deliberately creating a domestic bullet shortage for ordinary Americans intent on pursuing their Second Amendment rights.

That didn't stop the group from sending dozens of white "poll watchers" to precincts in the district during the 2010 elections, deliberately creating friction with black voters.

Ms. Hayes said she had deliberately created shapes that were integral to the lobby's architecture.

Russia was dealing with a crisis that it had deliberately created.

In other circumstances, languages have been deliberately created to facilitate communication with outsiders.

He has deliberately created something entirely new, an elaborate one-man fashion statement.

Gonzalez claimed the KGB and its SVR successor had deliberately created the LDPR.