Sentence examples for extremely deliberate from inspiring English sources

BOWDOINHAM, Me., Nov. 23 — There are wild goose chases, and then there are extremely deliberate ones.

Both the comment and, the magazine insisted, Mr. Sarkozy's full-throated defense of Mr. Guéant, were extremely deliberate.

They all try to describe James's distinctive manner of speaking, which was an extremely deliberate, pause-filled, somewhat stammering effort to grasp le mot juste.

Mr. Haitink set an extremely deliberate tempo in the opening movement, as if to savor the little grotesqueries of harmony and instrumentation.

Mr. Jarvi's is the most recent of several recordings; his performance, although extremely deliberate, is sensitive to the composer's rhythmic inflections, grandly theatrical but intense, and well played and recorded.

Considering Marvel's not exactly known for creative leniency with its directors (especially following Edgar Wright's highly publicised departure from Ant-Man), it's sort of unlikely this is much beyond a carefully controlled, extremely deliberate move by the studio to further drum up hype for the ultra-violent flick.

What emerges is the portrait of an extremely guarded and deliberate man, one who reveals of himself only what he wants to.

In fact, however, as the history of Big Tobacco makes so clear, sustaining doubt about the known — for example, whether cigarettes are linked to lung cancer — was a deliberate, extremely well-financed and well-organized campaign.

Informants and agents [were] allowed to operate without effective control and to participate in terrorist crimes". Sir John said he regarded as extremely serious the deliberate misleading of the former Home Office minister, Douglas Hogg, who was briefed by special branch officers that "some solicitors were unduly sympathetic to the cause of the IRA".

I became extremely calm and deliberate.

It was wily, deliberate, and extremely feminine.