Sentence examples for ideas deliberately from inspiring English sources

And he's exploited partisan incentives to bring his fellow Republicans around to his ideas, deliberately picking battles — from the Libya intervention to drone warfare — where a more restrained foreign policy vision doubles as a critique of the Obama White House.

We sampled purposively for maximum variation 45 of ideas, deliberately inviting participants with strongly divergent opinions (table 1).

"It's a terrible idea, deliberately consigning a child to be raised in two different worlds, with parents who did not even attempt to form a loving bond with one another," she wrote in an e-mail.

Recent evidence suggests that creativity involves a complex interplay between spontaneous and controlled thinking the ability to both spontaneously brainstorm ideas and deliberately evaluate them to determine whether they'll actually work.

His political opponents have attacked the idea as deliberately divisive.

Neuwirth bristles at the idea of deliberately transforming slums into models of urban development.

"The idea is deliberately being fed to society that Klitschko can't stand.

The way the Winklevoss twins tell it, Zuckerberg stole their idea and deliberately kept them from launching their site.

But the idea of deliberately weakening cryptography in the name of national security has not gone away.

Both these books emphasise just how seriously the idea of deliberately altering the climate is being considered, both in scientific journals and among some governments.

The pair tested this idea by deliberately inducing tip-of-the-tongue states in student volunteers by asking them to name obscure objects such as an abacus.