Sentence examples for like deliberately from inspiring English sources

If this sounds like deliberately confusing gobbledygook, that's because it is.

Rodarte, on Tuesday, showed what looked like deliberately dowdy semi-sheer dresses, in difficult colors such as Easter-egg lavender.

Some of its songs sound like deliberately raunchy updates on Prince's 1980 "Dirty Mind" - one tune asks "girls," "boys" and "others" to shout along in turn - but the lyrics are just the topping on an album obsessed with rhythm and funk.

If you add funny things (like deliberately making your Mii fat) to make fun of the person, make sure that you always change it back to normal, as it may offend the person.

The work is very Maker-like, deliberately made with the humblest of FabLab materials: cardboard, fiberboard, bicycle chains, motors, and some scaffolding pipe.

Speaking of those aircraft carriers, Kim might discover in "The Art of the Deal" that Trump likes to deliberately do noisy things and generate the appearance of activity, as Josh Barro writes on the Business Insider website.

So we came up with a group name that no one who liked loud rock could possibly like: a deliberately cissy name.

When Crashing aired, some hailed her as the British Lena Dunham, but her aesthetic is nothing like as deliberately grubby or exposing.

Unfortunately, Likes that you coerce out of people and Likes that people deliberately give you have wildly different outcomes down the line.

It's like people deliberately talk in riddles.

But there was certainly nothing like that deliberately intended.