Sentence examples for deliberately makes from inspiring English sources

Morrison deliberately makes the physical reality vague and leaves you wondering.

But the problem with Arafat is that he consciously and deliberately makes these mistakes".

Octavius is a political hero, yet Shakespeare deliberately makes him seem priggish, contentious, manipulative.

This wording deliberately makes the short, pointy tops of the Petronas Towers count, but leaves out the much taller antennas that crown the Willis Tower.

"Then, whatever corner I am going for, I tell the goalkeeper so they know where to dive and that deliberately makes it harder for me.

What I like is when Michael deliberately makes someone do something different, so that one dancer is suddenly out of sync.

"They deliberately make cars complicated," he says.

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.

Some consumers suspect that banks have deliberately made it difficult to move into cheaper checking accounts.

The practice seems hardly to have survived the Kangxi period, except for deliberately made later copies.