Sentence examples for deliberately make from inspiring English sources

"They deliberately make cars complicated," he says.

According to Justice Scalia, those procedures deliberately make it difficult to enact legislation.

I deliberately make no reference to anything going on in the war outside the camp.

In ways that deliberately make little sense, John falls madly and misguidedly in love with her.

English is already fairly random so why not deliberately make it a little more random?

It usually persists for short periods of time, but a "skilled" driver can deliberately make it last several seconds by tuning the force exerted on the brake pedal.

By deliberately making him jealous again.

Delaware has deliberately made its corporation statute almost entirely indeterminate.

Yet Regeneration deliberately makes us uncertain of our sympathies.

I deliberately made a one-person picket at Greenham Common.

Reforms to make labour markets more flexible have deliberately made GDP growth more job-intensive.