Sentence examples for deliberately well from inspiring English sources

"If you could be assured that George Bush would support this platform in every detail," I asked, "would you reconsider Bush Reaganan mulled this for a moment and then said, deliberately, "Well, if you put it that way, I would agree to reconsider".

Adrian, 50, Laing's second eldest son, sees it like this: 'Anyone who has become deliberately well-known, inevitably they've done that at the expense of their family.

He and Amy deliberately live well below their means, so their necessary bills can be paid with one salary.

In the month before his ­release in December 2007, he says, he was deliberately fed well so he would not emerge looking gaunt and half-starved.

To ease the transition, this week he named Toshiyuki Shiga as Nissan's chief operating officer.Although Renault and Nissan have cross-shareholdings and a deep alliance, their relationship deliberately stops well short of outright merger.

As to the first – why Preston is being so deliberately disingenuous – well, that's simple too.

As a result of this pervasive dichotomy -- that there are "ghetto" and "non-ghetto" blacks -- many middle-class blacks actively work to separate and distance themselves from the popular association of their race with the ghetto by deliberately dressing well or by spurning hip-hop, rap, and ghetto styles of dress.

A diverse spectrum of anthropogenic molecules is found in the environment, including chemicals introduced deliberately as well as unintended by-products of human activity.

The Guardians have deliberately barred well-known candidates who could carry the reform movement to victory.

It is not surprising that federal agencies move, well, deliberately.

The line deliberately plays, as well, to the many supporters who see in Mr. Kerry's height, silver mane and long, craggy face a candidate for Mount Rushmore.