Sentence examples for deliberately reading from inspiring English sources

The forecast model is deliberately reading Mr. Obama's polls a bit skeptically right now because we are still close enough to the conventions that there could be temporary effects from them.

Activists deliberately read up on the disease, on the latest medical theories, on the theory of scientific practice, and on research methodologies.

On the contrary, there appear to be plenty of people who – to judge from the comments they leave – deliberately read material they deride, albeit that the outcome is the same: they conclude their world view is right and the author of the piece they have pulled to pieces is wrong.

Wyden and Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky are pushing for legal changes that would ban the bulk collection of Americans' personal information and close a loophole that allows intelligence agencies to deliberately read American's email without a warrant when an American is corresponding with a foreign person who is under surveillance.

For example, many years ago I participated in an experiment designed by Robert Anton Wilson where we were tasked to deliberately read things as close to 180° from our normal way of thinking as possible, a practice I continue somewhat informally to this day.

So, in an effort to avoid becoming a self-fulfillng prophecy, I decided to deliberately avoid reading anything related to those statistics while I was pregnant and single.

Although he says he deliberately avoids reading reviews "because it's depressing," they have occasionally found their way to him ("Every once in a while, some friend would think it was funny to send me these bad reviews, stuff with soul killing comments in them"), and his answer was to parody the critics on his website.

Students need to deliberately learn to read for key information.

I deliberately watched none of the Zimmerman trial, just as I have deliberately not read a draft of a new book by Jen Marlowe and others, soon to be published: I Am Troy Davis, about a young black man in Georgia who was, by all indications, innocent of any crime – but was put to death recently by the state.

Then, deliberately, he read the New York newspapers and absorbed the excited prose which might have been announcing a prizefight : FESTIVAL DUEL: BILL BRADLEY VS.

I have deliberately not read them because I can't bear the thought of never having a new Borges story to read again.