Sentence examples for deliberately showing from inspiring English sources

Organic reach – the percentage of people who've liked a page who'll see any given post by it – has been falling, leading to accusations that Facebook is deliberately showing fewer page posts in our news feeds, in order to force their creators to pay to promote them.

Still more revelatory is the song of a thrush heard by Winston and his lover Julia during one of their clandestine trysts: "The music went on and on, minute after minute, with astonishing variations, never once repeating itself, almost as though the bird were deliberately showing off its virtuosity".

From marriages lasting 40, 50, 60 or more years, the elders find that deliberately showing your partner that you are listening is a major way to defuse conflict.

After all, the ads were deliberately shown to likely eBay shoppers.

I deliberately showed a soldier and a woman in the aesthetics of socialist realism.

Yet in some trials, she and Janyce were deliberately shown different pictures.

"We deliberately showed, at the top of episode two, the cast watching the episode that had just gone out.

This wider trend has been fanned by Arab satellite TV stations, which deliberately show split-screen images of Israelis bashing Palestinians and U.S. forces bashing the Iraqi insurgents.

My first time in Japan, I took myself to a baseball game and deliberately showed up at 5pm for a game that I thought began at 7pm.

There are lots of accessories and jewellery and colours that deliberately show up the contrast between fabric and skin - vivid reds, turquoise, white.

Featuring familiar faces from the Chamber Music Society -- Anne-Marie McDermott, Ida and Ani Kavafian, Fred Sherry -- the three concerts deliberately show three aspects of Shostakovich.