Sentence examples for deliberately wish from inspiring English sources

They deliberately wish to disappear".

Where we use the verb "to enact" as well as its conjugations and cognates, we intend it as content-agnostic – by saying that a person enacted some particular movement, whether physically or imaginatively, we deliberately wish to avoid ascribing or not to that movement epistemic appendages such as understanding, meaning, intention, or grounding.

Does the West wish to deliberately provoke greater regionalization of the Syrian conflict?

But he burnt his fingers at such an exercise at the start of his first term, and he most likely does not wish to deliberately burn them again at the start of his second.

Very deliberately the government wishes to turn back the clock to the 1930s and 1940s, when there were private, charitable and co-operative providers of healthcare.

"Very deliberately the government wishes to turn back the clock to the 1930s and 1940s, when there were private, charitable and co-operative providers.

We obtained this sample deliberately as we wished to test the general applicability of light therapy for elders with depressive symptoms.

At first these groups were deliberately nonmonastic; Vincent did not wish cloister.

The circumstances, a malaise of drudgery and petty distraction in the society around him, are described, and his general wish "to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived".

(over centuries) was deliberately chosen --I didn´t wish to bring the Neanderthals into the discussion.

This is about as fuzzy a set of criteria as one could wish for, and deliberately so.