Sentence examples for deliberately using from inspiring English sources

Mixing interviews, music, and inventive animation, Malik Bendjelloul's riveting film follows Rodriguez's cloud-covered trail back to Detroit, picking its way judiciously through the debris of archival evidence, following the money (at least up to a point), deliberately using the trees to stop us from seeing the enchanting narrative wood.

Question: Should writers show off their erudition by deliberately using unfamiliar words on occasion?

How does deliberately using the "wrong" mood music skew the atmosphere?

This raises the suspicion that the police are deliberately using this as a tactic to gather information.

I was deliberately using their script and pre-empting their release to make a statement about power".

Deliberately using provocative themes as key targets of humour, White Man Falling is a skilful blend of farce and satire.

"Where there's perhaps a bit of a conflict is that she was very deliberately using Blairite language to describe what the human rights law will achieve.

Black Mountain just might be deliberately using what once signified heft and power on a rock album but now sounds so shaky.

And here comes the law bit: "Deliberately using abusive or insulting words or behaviour is an offence under Section 4 of the Public Order Act".

She is deliberately using her feminist credentials to launch an attack that she doesn't believe in, but which polishes her reputation as the hard woman of Labour.

Its goalkeeper captain, Roman Weidenfeller, was red-carded before halftime after rushing out of his penalty area and deliberately using his hands to prevent a scoring opportunity.