Sentence examples for feel deliberately from inspiring English sources

Robert Brill's large-scale Deco sets feel deliberately dwarfing and sterile.

Indie rock, or at least the iterations I know, can feel deliberately twitchy, like riding shotgun in a manual transmission Toyota being driven by someone who never learned how to shift.

This sneaky approach has paid off recently for me personally, in some very touching letters from people of color who wanted me to know that my books (particularly the Earthsea series) were the very first s.f. or fantasy novels from which they did not feel deliberately and hatefully excluded: This World for Whites Only.

Keeping in mind the possibility of everything ending in a cordial way will keep you away from being aggressive even when you would feel deliberately provoked or insulted.

Instead, its contents felt deliberately provisional.

Yet, as a descriptive term, "cyber-bullying" feels deliberately vague.

As a result, Louie often feels deliberately antithetical to other sitcoms.

But even though the Kindness album feels deliberately small, it fits neatly with the broader tides of British pop.

The full range of Mar's personality feels deliberately withheld; this is partly owing to the inherent limitations of having a sixth-grade narrator, especially one cocooned by white privilege.

Woven throughout the piece are repeated allusions to his earlier work as well as Russian folk themes and Jewish folk songs, linking the present-day to the past, in repetition that feels deliberately oppressive.

As Chris Matthews points out in his book, Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero, LBJ's predecessor had felt deliberately misled about the Bay of Pigs, and thus did not trust the generals or the CIA to adhere to his directives without taking control himself.