Sentence examples for given the deliberate from inspiring English sources

The world's clamour is at a remove anyway in this middle-class enclave of Wales' second-largest city, but the uncomplicatedness of staying in the house - paradoxical, given the deliberate lack of modern amenities - is refreshing and invigorating.

Given the deliberate tilt of the ruler and due north of the compass rose, it seemed that the cartographer would have taken care to draw this tilt of ~6° 8° west relative to the vertical edges of the empty box, i.e. direction of map north.

The low-GC effect is likely to be related to thermodynamic properties of hybridisation favouring high-GC probes/targets, a supposition that is rational given the deliberate high-GC bias in the design of the Illumina probesets.

"It is important to the community and the democratic process that shareholders be given the opportunity to deliberate and vote," Ms. LaCaprucia said.

What he didn't have — or want, given the book's deliberate epistolary nature — was a whole greater than the sum of its parts.

The N.F.L.'s attorney, Frank Rothman, and Myerson gave their summations last Wednesday, and the jury was read the charges and given the case to deliberate the next day, 74 days after they were selected.

Testimony from rebuttal witnesses for the U.S.F.L. and summations by the opposing attorneys - Frank Rothman for the N.F.L. and Harvey Myerson for the U.S.F.L. - are all that remain before the jury is given the case to deliberate.

It's difficult to arrive at exact numbers of dead and wounded given the chaos in Syria; the deliberate secrecy from many warring parties, including the government; and the dangers that prevent monitoring groups from physically reaching many parts of the country.

And the shooter's choice of Emanuel AME was most likely deliberate, given the church's storied history.

That the latter role is played largely for laughs by the Irish actress Bronagh Gallagher ("The Commitments") seems deliberate, given the Babel that Mr. Campbell so abundantly supplies.

Dalbavie's music is ostensibly abstract, yet it had a transparent, elemental quality that seemed to relate to air, breath and wind, perhaps a deliberate conceit given the nature of the flute.