Sentence examples for hard deliberate from inspiring English sources

I find myself having to point the remote directly at the Pure-Fi, giving it a nice, hard, deliberate press.

— Nicholas Kulish Bastian Schweinsteiger's deliberate hard ball earns him a yellow caution card.

Tibetans should deliberate hard over how best to carry on that legacy.

This is the joyous free-fall in reverse, an ascent that demands deliberate hard work, fighting water and gravity to make the wide sky visible again, and the next jump possible.

It's hard to sustain deliberate practice for long periods of time, which may help explain why players like Jimmy Connors succeeded with seemingly paltry amounts of practice while their competitors were hitting thousands of balls each day.

Up to half the Lib Dem peers present seem to have abstained (it's always hard to count deliberate abstentions) and the attack was supported by crossbench peers, whose swing votes often decide such controversies.

He is willing to risk letting the authors of the Great Books themselves set him a standard, praising the hard work and deliberate art of prose in Pascal and Lincoln, and criticizing Flaubert's syntax as "often slovenly," Gertrude Stein's writing as "stutterings" and Joyce's language in "Finnegans Wake" as a "blur".

Truman Capote, describing the composition of In Cold Blood, spoke of "maintaining a stylistic and emotional upper hand over your material", asserting that "the greatest intensity in art in all its shapes and sizes is achieved with a deliberate, hard and cool head".

Old habits die hard, so be deliberate about nudging users to try something new.

Unfortunately, this means behaviors that require hard work and deliberate practice aren't good candidates for habit-formation.

And as spouses and partners and boyfriends, we need to work hard and be deliberate about creating truly equal relationships".