Sentence examples for deliberately optimistic from inspiring English sources
Sightline #13 examines the fanciful, deliberately optimistic architecture of Thom Mayne's 2009 proposal for a Children's Museum, the star-fountain adorned Hall of Justice from Super Friends, and the Philips Pavilion -- the world's first parabolic edifice, designed by Le Courbusier's office for a 1958 global exposition.
Sceptics insist that the committee responsible for the figures was either deliberately over-optimistic in an attempt to boost the economy or just plain incompetent.Until now, Jordan seemed to be doing everything right.
For example, in "Messenger No. 1," which he directed at the Exit Stage Left theater in San Francisco, Mark Jackson deliberately upended the ostensibly optimistic sociopolitical message of "The Oresteia".
Honestly, I didn't deliberately exclude the ones from the "optimistic" side; most of them were just pretty hand-wavy.
But it's optimistic to think that he deliberately fails to breathe life into his characters.
Or deliberately against type?
It is deliberately unrealistic.
"Deliberately smooth and simple".
You did that deliberately.
