Sentence examples for deliberately stepped from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Chen's party has traditionally called for an independent Taiwan, he has deliberately stepped back from that position, promising that if elected, he would not seek formal independence.

WASHINGTON — Border Patrol agents have deliberately stepped in the path of cars apparently to justify shooting at the drivers and have fired in frustration at people throwing rocks from the Mexican side of the border, according to an independent review of 67 cases that resulted in 19 deaths.

I have two interviews with Rocky stating platform positions (www.abetterworld.tv) through which one can become acquainted with a breath of fresh air in the political arena, one that offers hope, because he has deliberately stepped out of the two-party system upon seeing that their corporate sponsors are in common.

At the age of 30, having deliberately stepped away from acting and show business for five years to figure out what she wanted to do, Gaby Hoffmann has decided that acting is a choice she wants to make for herself -- after a successful career based on a choice someone else made for her.

But "Egypt" deliberately steps away from any possibility of formula.

At one point of the second half, Welbeck could be seen deliberately stepping away from one challenge.

MY COLLEAGUE is right that a relatively small number of pedestrians deliberately stepping into traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge is probably not going to be an effective method of social protest or political activism.

A tackle on Brian O'Driscoll left the centre a few feet to the rear of the subsequent tackle area, where Scottish winger Simon Webster appeared to deliberately step on him as he entered the ruck.

Once it subsides and he's wiped his eyes with a towel, Murray earns himself two break points, converting the second when Nadal served a double-fault that may have been drawn by the sight of his opponent very deliberately stepping forward mid-ball toss.

You have to deliberately step back and accept that with greater influence comes diminished control.

"Ek-thk-use me," he said deliberately, stepping toward Briar.