Sentence examples for little deliberation from inspiring English sources

But there was little deliberation.

My friend is a native New Yorker but she is not among those who have developed antibodies to the obviously or voluptuously beautiful, and so it was with little deliberation that she chose to marry at the River Café.

Today it is more akin to poker, played with speed, reaction and relatively little deliberation.

With electricity, freedom from details and an unknown amount of free time, it took little deliberation to decide that we needed to buy a television and an Xbox.

It was won of a deep national engagement -- a political and social movement of rare kind -- and shouldn't be stripped away so easily, with so little deliberation.

This is supposed to be the greatest deliberative body in the history of the world but there's very little deliberation -- there are very few legislators among the 435 members and I really think that members are being shortchanged.

Stevens told me he was troubled by the fact that Yamamoto, a highly intelligent officer who had lived in the United States and become friends with American officers, was shot down with so little apparent deliberation or humanitarian consideration.

There was little pretense of deliberation by the three dark-suited men in a case that involved thousands of pages of documentation and would normally have commanded weeks, if not months, of consideration.

Sharfman and Toll found that a situation they called "dysfunctional deference" took hold at Enron, where the board rubber-stamped management's decisions with little or no deliberation.

There has been very little debate and deliberation on policy, and so there has been even less media attention paid to it.

There is a 4-level decrease available for a threat involving a "single instance evidencing little or no deliberation", which would usually apply to spur-of-the-moment verbal threats.