Sentence examples for deliberately out from inspiring English sources

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

These passages of hippieish affection are weirdly, if deliberately, out of kilter with the need and anger flyin' around elsewhere.

This doesn't mean, however, that they are not carefully composed; Ms. Dulaney is deliberately out for grandeur.

The Marc Jacobs look is always powerful and unique, creating a clear image for the brand, and deliberately out of synch with the prevailing trends.

Eastlake was responding to the distress of certain members of the London Photographic Society over a series of photographs taken deliberately out of focus.

She adds that Kennedy had to "go deliberately out of his way to make and sustain" his relationship with her as she lived some distance from Nottingham.

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

But now the singer is doing some bellowing of her own, grabbing the handset of the CB radio connecting the two buses and singing a deliberately out-of-tune version of 'I Just Called to Say I Love You'.

Or you could be stymied by an array of undercover nonproliferation intelligence operatives like, for instance, Valerie Plame-Wilson (before she was deliberately outted by Karl Rove and the Bush White House).

Gruesome though this seems now, it's a healthier attitude than deliberately fostered, out-of-sight-out-of-mind ignorance.

No one deliberately seeks out crisis.