Sentence examples for makes deliberately from inspiring English sources
He knows that in a crowded field of GOP candidates, he has to go big or go home -- even if that means coming off like an ignorant, racist bigot who makes deliberately false, misleading, and insulting statements.
The choice of tactics was made deliberately to provoke confrontation.
And acquisitions weren't made deliberately with some larger vision or goal in mind.
Southwood also said Wyvil counselled Lawrie to make "deliberately and knowingly false" statements.
At the same time, Hirsch said any decisions would be made deliberately.
"Science GCSEs have been made deliberately tougher, so a fall was expected.
Because they are not made deliberately they do not come with assigned meanings.
Mr. Davis wanted any decision to run the advertisement to be made deliberately and carefully.
He also doesn't explain how a mistake can be made "deliberately," which seems oxymoronic, something like a "planned accident".
The term is usually restricted, however, to pictures made deliberately to influence opinion or to argue a point.
The regulator has the power to prosecute those who make deliberately or recklessly misleading statements to the stock exchange.
