Sentence examples for deliberately of from inspiring English sources

Nobody would ever have assembled his range of eccentricities deliberately, of course, but they served a purpose.

"Ah, Scunthorpe!" says a jaunty voice over the introductory montage, summoning memories – quite deliberately – of David Threlfall's opening rhapsody about the Chatsworth Estate.

No, that would smack of democracy, but from the arrogant and amoral judgments, words I use very deliberately, of one man," Dacre added.

Later that year, in The Times's article on Mr. Morgenthau, she was described as an imposing woman of 29 who smoked cigarettes incessantly and spoke deliberately of how she had coped with the job.

Not deliberately, of course, but the result is the same.

No one is doing this deliberately, of course.

His pictures are deliberately out of focus, the camera set at twice infinity.

He wants them deliberately out-of-tune, which produces an exhilarating effect.

Her speech, largely nonstop and unscripted, was deliberately full of interrupted-stream-of-consciousness repetitions.

The polynomial approach originated as an alternative to the classic expansion in modes of vibration, with the purpose of deliberately approximate analysis of vibrations.

Its terminology became dry, esoteric and professional, deliberately stripped of the subjective language of feelings.