"You have to be deliberate if you want this to last.
The journals, I had convinced myself, were a deliberate if unacknowledged communion between subject and biographer.
I assumed this was a deliberate, if alarmingly dark, joke by someone on the front page team.
And with linebacker Tully Banta-Cain, their best sacker last season, also back in the fold, the Patriots took deliberate, if unspectacular, steps toward solidifying their defense.
Judges had been deliberating if Mr Ecclestone should face trial over allegations that he made a corrupt payment to a German banker when the sport was sold almost a decade ago, according to Sky News.
In the Bonds case, though, Illston would probably send the jury back to deliberate if it said it was deadlocked on at least one of the charges, Keane said.
"Funktionslust Slut" is simultaneously a homage to modern dance's early pioneers and a deliberate if elliptical response to the endemic humiliations of women in today's modern dance.
But this last weekend was also very much about holding down voter turnout -- a very deliberate if unusually unacknowledged task undertaken by campaigns in contests this close -- at least when it comes to certain kinds of voters.
For the amputee, this means learning a new, much clumsier language of movement, like Morse code as a substitute for direct speech: making a fist may now require the deliberate, if counterintuitive, contraction of one's upper deltoid, and bending an elbow may involve a sequence of shrugging motions in the shoulder and neck.
Slender and graceful, with the courtly elegance of his friend Duke Ellington, Ellison looks fifteen years younger than he is; a man of old-fashioned Southern grace, he is polite in the high style, careful in conversation almost to the point of deliberate, if ironic, dullness.
