Sentence examples for is more deliberate from inspiring English sources

Formal British speech is more deliberate and articulated than American, but as with newscasters everywhere, this effect is deliberately exaggerated for TV and radio broadcast.

But it is more deliberate than that.

With the comma, the feel is more deliberate and old-fashioned.

The technique is more deliberate than an abstract painting, yet the result is very similar.

Bob is flashier, they say, more free-flowing on the court; Mike is more deliberate, better organized.

His English is more deliberate, a means of conveyance for blunt cynicism: "There's a vile fury within us/ Despite what you've been fed," he sings in "Everything Drifts".

If Mr. Beninati is being deliberately perverse, he needs to be more deliberate.

He was more deliberate.

Other changes are more deliberate.

And then there are more deliberate malfunctions.

"But it's more deliberate this time.