Sentence examples for deliberately like from inspiring English sources

It transpires that the Cannes Marché is planned, very deliberately, like a casino or the Hotel California.

Jetsam, meanwhile is a thing of intent, cast into the sea deliberately, like a message in a bottle.

It makes money through "sponsored content"—which often looks remarkably and deliberately like a normal article, but is commissioned by advertisers.

It has also taken a different approach to advertising, scorning small banner advertisements in favour of sponsored content which often looks remarkably and deliberately like normal articles.

Most members of the circle didn't kill themselves, either deliberately like Balcairn or unwittingly like Ponsonby; they simply aged into obscurity.

He is, however, conspicuously wary about defining the specifics of his faith: "I'm not deliberately like that, but I just expect it all to be misconstrued".

That is the riddle that Houellebecq deliberately likes to leave unsolved.

But if the Harlem-born 21-year-old is often deliberately cartoon-like, she's never childish.

The tone is brittle and noisy, recalling early Shostakovich ballets such as The Bolt and The Age of Gold, the vocal writing seems deliberately machine-like and inexpressive.

The design is deliberately home-like, with patients divided into three connected houses, each with its own twenty-four-hour kitchen, and all linked to a large main building.

The design is deliberately home-like, with patients divided into three connected houses, each with its own twenty-four-hour kitchen, and all linked to a large main building..