Sentence examples for making deliberate use from inspiring English sources

Points deductions can be imposed by judges for offences such as making deliberate use of the bottom of the pool or missing out any of the compulsory elements of the technical routine.

Besides, he makes deliberate use of the mundane quality of some of this story.

As Wayne McGregor has evolved from contemporary to classical choreographer, he has made deliberate use of the traditional balletic contrasts between male and female dancing.

Béart says she made deliberate use of silence in playing the part.

In places it makes deliberate use of unconventional nomenclature; the title of episode 25 of season one is a set of pictograms, while episode 26's title has 187 characters in the Japanese original.

In this body of work, Yola questions many well-established photography conventions, introducing objects into nature, manipulating film, letting light interfere with the negative, making deliberate mistakes, using excessively long exposures.

"We started making deliberate trips down there just to use up this Groupon," she said.

While the Pacifica case gave the F.C.C. the authority to regulate indecent speech like the Carlin monologue, which made deliberate and repetitive use of vulgarities, it left uncertain whether the use of an occasional expletive could be punished.

Many of them make deliberate decisions to use their votes to change that system long-term.

"Spring" which is being performed in a translation by Edward Bond, has certain amount of faded rhetoric and makes a deliberate use of caricatures — mostly of the older people — that fade even faster than rhetoric.

The Freedom Tower may be the first skyscraper designed to meet a specifically commemorative height, said Ron Klemencic, the chairman of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, though he noted that some skyscrapers in Asia make a deliberate use of the lucky number 8 in their floor counts.