Sentence examples for deliberately forging from inspiring English sources
In a lecture on the subject of Cosey before an audience of bibliophiles at the Grolier Club in 1939, Bergquist said, "Decidedly, there is something intriguing in the idea of a person sitting down and deliberately forging the handwriting of some well-known person.
Putin is deliberately forging a dictatorial identity, and sucking the blood of the democratic identity to spit it in the faces of those who protest against him.
McCrum shows how disgruntled North American subjects of British rule deliberately forged a distinctively American English.
"This was a carefully constructed, deliberately forged letter designed to make it appear that it came from our organization — not a mistake".
Nelson also deliberately forged close links with his captains at regular dinners aboard his flagship to ensure ease of communication and build confidence between them.
Perhaps you could deliberately use forged banknotes to buy that packet of sausages and then try to sue the manufacturer when you got food poisoning.
Its mood was frequently introspective; his brush-strokes were often impressionistic and his deployment of oil was, deliberately, the opposite of precise.The 1630s and 1640s saw the Leiden miller's son forging a refined, quite extrovert style of portraiture.
By forging RTT values, the centroid of the zone where data are assumed to be is deliberately changed.
Still, firms are forging ahead.
