Sentence examples for deliberately producing from inspiring English sources

Muscles make it deliberately, producing it from glucose, and they burn it to obtain energy.

Later on, Picasso put himself to the job deliberately, producing numerous doves – triumphant, innocent, serene, redeeming, vulnerable, frankly silly.

Only if such problems are surmounted, said Seidel, would experimenting with human cloning be ethical: "We shouldn't be deliberately producing babies with abnormalities.

To which one can only say that if modernisation on our side means deliberately producing cartoons or films designed to provoke people into violent reaction, then you can count me out of it.

In THE PRODUCERS (1968), Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder play the unlikely business partners who decide to make a bundle by deliberately producing a flop stage musical, selling several hundred percent of it and keeping it all.

This approach hinges on the introduction of alloy carbides as a temporary container, or 'vessel' phase, deliberately producing localised enrichment of alloying elements in a structure predetermined by preliminary heat treatments, referred to as conditioning and accumulation stages.

Noting that, Pierre Curie, the co-discoverer of radium, deliberately produced a similar burn on himself.

The measurement is based on a deliberately produced pressure drop, or head, between two nearby points in a tube in the meter.

People with Munchausen syndrome, for example, deliberately produce physical or psychological symptoms for the express purpose of assuming the sick role.

Anxiety will drive us back into our comfort blankets of credit-card shopping and bad food - the system deliberately produces anxiety while simultaneously promising to take it away.' The writer and professional worrier William Leith agrees.

To evaluate whether a normal subject can deliberately produce abnormal electroretinogram (ERG) results that simulate disorders of the retina.