Sentence examples for deliberately present from inspiring English sources

If you deliberately present an image that is prone to misinterpretation, you have to accept the consequences.

Without a clear definition of systems complexity, it is not easy for instructors to know how to simplify concepts or how to deliberately present additional complexity in instruction.

"The Short Century" deliberately presents a balancing view.

The Conservative chairman, David Davis, said the government was deliberately presenting resistance as futile.

The first room of the show is deliberately presented without signage, with paintings sitting on blocks against the walls.

This most likable of actors deliberately presents us with a character who makes no effort to be liked.

And they are deliberately presented together rather than traveling alone, he added, to "establish that for this group, driving is not just transportation but a very social experience".

Bartoli's brainchild deliberately presents art in a manner and style that relates and speaks to anyone, regardless of whether you're a worldly traveller, an art expert or someone who has never even left the town.

"Past experience of other companies in such situations suggests that documents will be deliberately presented out of context to advance the interest of the parties who have started Vioxx litigation," Mr. Plohoros said in an e-mail message.

Chrissie entered the show as the estranged wife of "one of the most iconic characters in soap history", Den Watts, and was deliberately presented as "very different to the first Mrs. Watts".

We deliberately presented this exercise up front to elicit more stable values from participants.