Sentence examples for has deliberately selected from inspiring English sources

But when we find that Pegeen – named after a character in The Playboy of the Western World – has deliberately selected Simon for her experiment in sexuality, despite knowing next to nothing of his circumstances, or him, their affair begins to look like a horribly forced device.

He didn't want people in Tibet to think he had deliberately selected one area over another.

Turns out, though, that I was wrong in my assumption that someone at Fearing's had deliberately selected Alanis for a play list.

Isis would have deliberately selected a young British person to act as a suicide bomber as it is more provocative and likely to generate publicity, Winter continued.

Ofcom was alerted after a whistleblower alleged that GCap had deliberately selected entrants with wrong answers to go on air, thereby prolonging the amount of time the competition ran and encouraging more people to pay to enter.

There are perhaps 120 species of wild roses, and over the centuries humans have deliberately selected and bred these wild roses to produce a wide variety of cultivated roses.

Since the pore aperture of a ftw Zr-MOF is dominated by the distance between adjacent carboxylates of the organic ligand (or adjacent Zr6 SBUs in the MOF structure), we have deliberately selected isophthalate based tetratopic linkers with appropriate molecular dimensions to reduce the distance between adjacent SBUs and consequently the pore aperture.

Indeed, the person he now imagined murdering with a hatchet was that paper's photo editor, who, Paul was certain, had deliberately selected a shot in which Pam looked like Jackie Gleason, in order to punish her for her complacency and to ridicule Paul for his too sincere avowal, in a paragraph not three inches from Pam's splotchy face, that everything good in his life he owed to her.

We have deliberately selected a region that contains each of the three (H, M, and L) resolutions and smooth quality.

For this reason we have deliberately selected two quite disparate care settings for elderly people.

It is possible that managers may have deliberately selected carers who had positive experiences of entry to care.