Sentence examples for made a deliberately from inspiring English sources
In 2004 she made a deliberately provocative, rather surreal short film decrying Muslim oppression of women with the bomb-throwing TV director and personality Theo van Gogh; in response, a young Muslim extremist murdered Mr van Gogh.
Ms. Bernstein said Fox News had made a "deliberately misleading" statement by stating that no current or former Fox News employee ever used a hotline to report complaints about Mr. O'Reilly.
When glossy, overproduced videos dominated the show "Total Request Live," he made a deliberately crude clip for Fatboy Slim that showed Mr. Jonze and a bunch of friends "spaz dancing" in front of unsuspecting Los Angeles moviegoers.
"The president should immediately provide any such recordings to Congress or admit, once again, to have made a deliberately misleading and in this case threatening statement," he said.
8. Trolling is making a deliberately inflammatory remark, one that you know perfectly well is baloney, just to get a rise out of other people.
Dropping a piece of opposition research, unveiling a controversial commercial or making a deliberately provocative statement in an interview are all strategies that can shift the substance of the coverage.
In ushering the leaders of his economic team out the door, Mr. Bush was making a deliberately dramatic if messily orchestrated statement that he now intends to focus on the issues that are closest to home for most Americans.
In ushering the leaders of his economic team out the door, Mr. Bush was making a deliberately dramatic if messily orchestrated statement that he now intends to focus on the issues that are closest to home for most Americans even as he leads the nation toward a showdown with Iraq.
The machine itself would seem to be something best left to an audience's imagination, but Mr. Conklin and the superb lighting designer Jennifer Tipton have made it a deliberately artificial image of considerable beauty.
On Well-Kept Secret, however, Last seems to have made a great record deliberately.
When I managed a team of professionals in nine different locations, I made a point of deliberately reaching out to each of them by phone at least once a week, and frequently more often.
