Sentence examples for does deliberate from inspiring English sources

There's no denying the McConaissance now, a bold second act in the American actor's life which somehow feels as novel as it does deliberate.

2) What development can be seen in the use of deliberate practice across different years of study? 3) To what extent does deliberate practice have predictive value for results on Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE), and which aspects contribute the most?

The cardinals do deliberate, but mostly in the evening, not while they are in the Sistine Chapel.

Widespread fear "shapes the data," he said, because it slows flu transmission, as do deliberate interventions like school closings and treatment with the antiviral drug Tamiflu.

"We did deliberate long and hard about some of the categories and we have managed to put together a really strong team," said GB performance director Gary Hall.

For fourteen days they did deliberate In their hands rested this buffoon's fate Only eleven were angry (as it turned out) Convinced of his guilt, of that there's no doubt.

A jury doesn't deliberate twenty-some hours over three or four days if the evidence wasn't more complex".

I think at the outset, it ought to be noted publicly that the Senate does not deliberate a great deal on United States District Court judges.

He said: "It is a bad stamp and it does look deliberate.

For a doctor does not deliberate whether he shall heal, nor an orator whether he shall convince, nor a statesman whether he shall produce law and order, nor does any one else deliberate about his end.

We don't deliberate about the past; we think it irrational to do anything aimed at trying to change or affect the past.