Sentence examples for ever deliberately from inspiring English sources

Did I ever make a deliberate mistake, did I ever deliberately transform a negative into a positive?

The following questions were used to identify deliberate self harm: "Have you ever deliberately taken an overdose (e.g. pills or other medication) or tried to harm yourself in some other way (such as cut yourself)?" with response options: No/Yes, once/Yes, more than once.

Tambor has denied ever deliberately harassing anyone.

I don't think he ever deliberately tried to lie".

I don't remember ever deliberately buying or borrowing from the library a book by a Nigerian author.

Do you ever deliberately include controversial scenes when writing for children to shock or provoke a strong response from the reader?

[It] must reaffirm the principle that no civilian should ever be deliberately killed or abused.

I can't pretend that no one ever plays deliberately badly.

He is one of the increasingly rare modern writers who needs to be read with a dictionary to hand, but without ever being deliberately forbidding.

He did not think he had ever been deliberately lied to, although he acknowledged that, obviously, he couldn't know for sure.

A minor turning point in British social history occurred on 13 November 1965, when the writer Kenneth Tynan said "fuck" on television, perhaps the first time it had ever been deliberately spoken on the BBC.