Sentence examples for deliberately talk from inspiring English sources

It's like people deliberately talk in riddles.

"I deliberately talk to people about sexual violence now," said Singh.

The way we speak when delivering a speech is a little different than the way we speak when we're actually talking in our day-to-day life — many people, for instance, deliberately talk more slowly and clearly when reading aloud.

I'm thinking that my new thing should be deliberately talking really slowly on live TV.

In turn, their Islamic counterparts accuse some in the Jewish community of fueling a bias against Muslims by deliberately talking up differences that they say are political, rather than religious.

He has, for example, vowed to go well beyond his predecessor in establishing state support for stem-cell research, and deliberately talked about strengthening the anti-corruption capacities of the attorney general's office.

"At the end of the season we definitely want to be among the top five or six," he added, deliberately talking down his club's chances of a first national title since 1931.

The forecasts were immediately attacked by critics who accused BP of deliberately talking up the prospects for its own business while providing a downbeat assessment of future demand for wind and solar power.

A woman hospitalized with severe burns after decanting gasoline next to her stove became the latest headache on Friday for Mr. Cameron's Conservative-led government as it faced accusations of deliberately talking up a fuel crisis to distract from a string of embarrassing headlines.

Kael admitted that she had deliberately avoided talking to Welles and his colleagues while researching the essay.

In light of all this, some theologians and philosophers deliberately avoid talking about 'theories of the atonement' and talk instead about (e.g).g