Far better to produce kitsch deliberately, for then it is not kitsch at all but a kind of sophisticated parody.
All scenes of instruction contain the potential for transference, and the workshop format seems almost deliberately designed for it.
Hopkins seems to have chosen the word deliberately for its range of meanings.
It has a dark stoneware body and a grayish-white glaze with a well-marked crackle, which was induced deliberately for its decorative effect.
As noticed from the discussion, farmers in the study area practiced fallowing not deliberately for restoring soil fertility; rather it was due to very low return from it (i.e., when the cultivable land has reached the point of no return in crop yield).
It is alleged that on one day in November, some traders in wholesale gas were deliberately selling it for less than the market price - for less than they could have asked for.
In the square, many argued Thursday that the military's ability to end the violence at its discretion — a provision of its agreement with the Brotherhood — suggested that the generals might have deliberately tolerated it for days.
It was this trial, not Dreyfus's, that caused Zola, the morning after, to publish "J'Accuse," in a daily newspaper that Clemenceau ran — detailing all the evidence of Dreyfus's innocence and (breaking, at last, with the playbook) arraigning the Army for deliberately covering it up.
Although the style might look ever so "cutting edge" (generally a euphemism for "deliberately ugly"), it returns periodically, usually after a 10-year gap (the length of time it takes us to collectively forget why we ditched it last time round).
But if you get bored you can always take sadistic pleasure in deliberately sabotaging it for everyone else.
