Sentence examples for deliberately transformed from inspiring English sources

The house, in short, had been deliberately transformed into a death trap.

It was Zarqawi who deliberately transformed the conflict into a sectarian war against Shias to provoke a violent response that would, in turn, rally the Sunni world.

The prosecution at the time, with the help of expert witnesses, argued the house had been "deliberately transformed into a death trap".

In line, Freud saw humor as a defense mechanism, a coping strategy whereby unacceptable impulses are deliberately transformed -- or sublimated -- into socially-acceptable ideas or behaviors.

Did I ever make a deliberate mistake, did I ever deliberately transform a negative into a positive?

Neuwirth bristles at the idea of deliberately transforming slums into models of urban development.

Leaders of Human Rights Watch know that Hamas and Hezbollah chose to wage war from densely populated areas, deliberately transforming neighborhoods into battlefields.

Australia's ancient inhabitants were among the first in the world to deliberately transform the shape of their own skulls - and their motives for doing were probably not as strange as they might at first appear.

"Conceding that professional sports have become little more than elaborate television productions, CBS has deliberately moved toward transforming its presentations into 'entertainments,' " John J. O'Connor wrote in The New York Times, reviewing the CBS coverage of the 1976 Super Bowl.

Olivier, in the mid-60's, quite deliberately chose to transform the Moor into a contemporary black general; an enlivening change from previous Othellos and one very much in keeping with the social preoccupations of the times.

Her groundbreaking Mirror Pieces, which she began in the late 1960s, featured performers carrying mirrors on stage and slowly, deliberately rotating them, transforming the audience into an image on glass.