Sentence examples for more premeditated from inspiring English sources

In other cases, the gatekeeping seems more premeditated.

It began to seem more premeditated, more coherent in its fabric and less delusional".

And "Big Love" seems like an even more premeditated effort to be interestingly odd.

Was this an actual, genuine wager that sprang from a normal conversation, or was it more premeditated than that?

With a finished script in place before shooting, the film was more premeditated than most of Mr. Rivette's movies.

Pappé argues that the new documents prove that the expulsion of 730,000 Palestinians was more premeditated, systematic and extensive than Morris had ever acknowledged.

The Benghazi attacks were an example of the broader phenomenon I mentioned earlier, where larger numbers of self-radicalised attacks camouflaged more serious, premeditated terrorist plots.

Theodore Couloumbis, an international relations professor at Athens University, said he appears "less contrived, more spontaneous, less premeditated, more likely to be believed".

And not Al-Mahmudiyah which, to my understanding of it, was more of a premeditated and criminal action a rape/multiple murder, with associated cover-up.

It looks more like a premeditated outcome to give the impression the government showed a modicum of leniency and that there was a real legal process – which is obviously a lie".

Yet none of this is premeditated - more like Stockton and Malone, this energy is telegraphed between the bandleaders.