Sentence examples for may have deliberately from inspiring English sources
A senior Pakistani has now cited unsourced rumours that the English team may have deliberately lost a recent game.
By referring to troops specifically, he may have deliberately evaded a mention of intelligence agents or undercover commandos.
They express a truth about the place that a homegrown photographer may have deliberately avoided, or forgotten through over-familiarity.
According to preliminary US military reports, the Taliban may have deliberately lured Nato forces to attack the Pakistanis.
Smith may have deliberately refused to advertise his performances and he may have been a notoriously guarded (and even hostile) performer, but he was also notoriously camp.
What's more, we suspect that the Russian government may have deliberately manipulated some results — in ways that show they've been reading papers on detecting election frauds!
The petition called "for immediate public attention to unanswered questions that suggest that people within the current administration may indeed have deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen, perhaps as a pretext for war".
Could this birth, on the wrong side of the bed, explain why jazz's origins may have been deliberately obscured?
Birmingham chairman David Gold has dismissed a suggestion that Croatia playmaker Luka Modric may have been deliberately injured by Lee Bowyer as "absolutely ridiculous".
Distraught zookeepers discovered one of their favourite sea lions beaten to death and are investigating claims the animal may have been deliberately killed by an intruder.
On the other hand, "wolf" chords may have been deliberately introduced by Domenico Scarlatti, François Couperin, and other composers to give an added piquancy to certain harpsichord passages.
