Sentence examples for deliberately decide from inspiring English sources

Babies can manage only with extended and intensive maternal care, and, as Sarah Blaffer Hrdy has extensively documented in "Mother Nature," mothers deliberately decide to whom they will give such care.

Whenever human beings deliberately decide to kill other human beings -- as individuals, soldiers or states; in quick self-defense or with thoughtful premeditation -- we are deciding that our lives and the desire to live them have more value than the life and same desire of another.

We can sit back and let the advances in life expectancy create problems -- and, mind you, if we continue to encourage older people to step out of the mainstream, the problems will be horrific -- or we can actively and deliberately decide what this new phase of life should mean for individuals and societies.

What unelected despot would deliberately decide to not know something?

Perhaps they know, but deliberately decide to focus more on the profit making side of the business.

No. Then let France carry on, unless you deliberately decide to envenom the conflict in order to distract attention from your own difficulties.

"I've deliberately decided not to carry them on my person.

But I very deliberately decided to make it about a tiny village.

This year, most ensembles have deliberately decided to close down altogether during the week of the Democratic National Convention.

"The government deliberately decided to misunderstand my intention," Ms. Kabwela, 29, said in a phone interview.

In my books, I deliberately decided to smuggle into a detective novel a critical commentary on my times.