Did I ever make a deliberate mistake, did I ever deliberately transform a negative into a positive?
"Now that I have a firmer grasp on the craft of image-making, I'd have to make a deliberate choice to introduce noise or rough lines.
Based on the decision-making process (i.e., follow tradition or make a deliberate choice) and the outcome (i.e., vaccinate or not), four subgroups of orthodox protestant parents could be distinguished: traditional non-vaccinating parents, deliberately non-vaccinating parents, deliberately vaccinating parents, and traditional vaccinating parents.
Did you make a deliberate decision to print the book using a U.S. printer?
If my brain is to compute them I have to make a deliberate effort.
And the board wants to make a deliberate decision, not one in haste.
In many performances, the cellos stress the errant note, as if to make a deliberate gesture of it.
Not all e-cigarette companies embrace experiential authenticity the way NJOY does, and some make a deliberate effort at difference.
It is heavy, it pulls you down, and you have to make a deliberate effort to overcome it.
Few elderly people or their families make a deliberate, considered decision to move to a nursing home.
When planning my pedestrian itinerary, I always make a deliberate detour, and not just for research, but also to pick up something for dinner.
