Sentence examples for even deliberately from inspiring English sources

Here I note merely the most obvious paradox of the evening: Both works made "Estancia" look entirely, even deliberately pre-Balanchine.

The pianist Radu Lupu appears to have cultivated an unflamboyant, even deliberately unglamorous approach to performing.

"We're in an era when cultures habitually and even deliberately misunderstand each other," Mr. Allen said.

The Union might even deliberately damage Britain to shift business to Frankfurt or Paris from London.

A disgruntled stage hand even deliberately mis-spelt The Smiths' name on the stage.

The major texts of modern fantasy have all been pointedly, even deliberately regressive.

Trout in bank lies, where the current is usually slow and even, rise deliberately.

Nicholson's performance, even if deliberately over the top, still shouldn't encourage as much laughter as fear.

Captain America got a shoutout, and there was even a (deliberately?) clunky Iron Man gag from Coulson.

And realistic writing about the actual life of the young evolved even more deliberately, being generally marked by a patriotic note.

Mr Mabey finds suburbs cheek-by-jowl with landscapes that man has not created and is indifferent to; sheer wildness disorients him, even when deliberately restored.