Sentence examples for deliberately devise from inspiring English sources

When I ask Hannah Norris, the PR for a number of the capital's hottest restaurants, if she advises chefs to deliberately devise dishes to grip the internet by the throat, she says: "Yes, I'd encourage it for sure.

If I were to deliberately devise a tax system that repelled any inclination toward savings, the current U.S. tax system is a good start.

A number of blacks believe that members of the white establishment deliberately devised the AIDS virus in order to destroy blacks.

Currently, the President is touting his "clear skies" initiative — a regulatory program that, in spite of its ecologically fuzzy title, was deliberately devised to allow older power plants to pollute more freely.

Those who support strict limits on greenhouse-gas pollution take issue with that, saying the act requires only that clean-air technologies be "adequately demonstrated" — a loosely defined standard that they say was deliberately devised to encourage innovation.

Having deliberately devised this extended primary season as a means of focussing attention on the party, the G.O.P. geniuses have decided it has been rather too successful, and it's time to round upon President Obama.

Enfield describes it as a rip-off of Viz, and has often said he deliberately devised characters with catchphrases because they appealed to children, and children controlled what families watched on TV – so the strategy clearly worked.

In 1995, the illusionists Penn and Teller devised a deliberately bad game for Sega as a satire against the anti-game lobby.

which helped devise the program.

Or devise stories yourself.

Devise your own churner.