This is something that some experts define as the "function" of the monologue, and making it deliberate will help you to write a better and more effective element.
"If we stay vigilant and let it grow organically and not make it too deliberate, it could scale beyond 500," he said.
Their belief is that they can keep the bureaucracy that accompanies greater centralization in check if they "stay vigilant, and let it grow organically and not make it too deliberate" (Miller 2015).
Many readers doubtless shared my doubt that the SEC was capable of exercising the critical self-examination and sense of humor about itself as a flawed institution that would make it capable of deliberate irony.
By rights it should seem unbearably mannered, especially because the rapid flow of high-grade perceptions and more conventionally "fine" phrase-making makes it clear that deliberate clunkiness is part of the agenda.
Sadler's Wells, London EC1, 28-31 October (020-7863 8000) Mark Baldwin has made it a deliberate policy to commission works from choreographers who are either British or have close links with the UK.
Welles and Mankiewicz wanted to do something startling, something that would cap the invasion of the Martians — which had, after all, panicked only the boobs, and inadvertently at that, though Welles now makes it sound deliberate.
Danish director Susanne Bier said in a Radio Times interview: "It was deliberate to make it very sexy.
The ghostly acoustic track seems more like a demo than something made in a studio – and it is not clear when the song dates from – but the singer's deliberate vocals make it clear this wasn't improv.
On February 4 , 1993 the Clinton White House made it known via deliberate background statements to several major newspapers that 49-year-old United States federal judge Kimba Wood of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York would be his new choice for Attorney General.
