Sentence examples for deliberately leading from inspiring English sources

Many people point to Duck Soup (1933), with Groucho as a president deliberately leading his country into an unnecessary war, as the archetypal Marx Brothers movie.

He was deliberately leading the life that went with pop stardom but it struck me that what he really needed was a proper gaff.

Then there's its deliberately leading questions and its assumptions biased in a way that bring about the very fears fear it was designed to gauge.

In one eye, the Bruch membrane was not deliberately damaged, leading to no revascularisation of the graft throughout the follow-up period.

Infectious diseases can constitute public health emergencies of international concern when a pathogen arises, acquires new characteristics, or is deliberately released, leading to the potential for loss of human lives as well as societal disruption.

With a deliberately indrawn Owen Teale leading an otherwise sharp-edged cast in the title role, this "Ivanov" has negative energy to spare and almost no compassion.

ON JULY 26th, after three intense days of questioning, Fabrice ("the Fabulous Fab") Tourre, the Goldman Sachs trader alleged to have deliberately misled clients leading to a billion dollars in losses, stepped down from the witness stand.

The PM has deliberately landed the leading Brexiters – Johnson, David Davis and Liam Fox – with defining what Brexit means, and the atmosphere will not be helped by the fact that there is no love lost between the three of them.

The paper presents some of the projects led by a single leading designer and the costs paid deliberately by the leading designer.

Our selection of journals was deliberately enriched with leading clinical nephrology journals.

Last week a key climate-change sceptic apologised for alleging that one of the world's leading meteorologists had deliberately exaggerated the dangers of global warming.