Sentence examples for more premeditated and from inspiring English sources

"Would it be fair to say," he asked Hymowitz, "that she exhibited sociopathic qualities and traits?" Hymowitz replied at first that he wasn't sure "whether we're talking about someone who was delusional, namely out of touch with reality at least in selected areas concerning the child and the father, or whether it was sociopathic and therefore more premeditated and manipulated".

"It doesn't get more premeditated and deliberate," Deputy Dist.

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.

Though sufferers from depression, schizophrenia and addiction are likelier to attempt suicide, they generally use more premeditated methods like overdosing and wrist cutting the success rates of which are, of course, fairly low.

A closer look at the new footage also reveals that more federal police were involved in the shootouts, and the operation appears larger and more premeditated than previously thought.

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.

In other cases, the gatekeeping seems more premeditated.

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.

"What we see in Silicon Valley is more premeditated windfalls," said Ronald Gong, managing director for family office services at Harris myCFO, a Palo Alto, Calif., financial planning service.