It was perhaps not the most deliberate of handballs yet Srna's arms were outstretched and there was no doubt that was what deflected the shot.
No one has gone as far as Nastase, a master of high jinks, to make that point against Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic or Mardy Fish, the most deliberate of today's men's stars.
They view us like the cavalry coming over the hill". If sustained, the enthusiasm would represent an important cultural shift inside OSHA, which has traditionally shied away from referring even the most deliberate of safety violations to prosecutors.
But the Moos papers make clear that the address, far from being an afterthought, was among the most deliberate speeches of Eisenhower's Presidency.
As Amy Gutmann points out, school-based education is our most deliberate form of human instruction (1987, 15).
"Shall we frankly declare that after the most deliberate consideration of Mr. Darwin's arguments, we remained unconvinced?" San Francisco Bulletin, March 30 , 1860 volume 9, no.
If we were in a state of nature, all the arguments produced, for hastening this business, would apply--but as we are not, I would observe, that the most deliberate manner of proceeding, is the best manner--But the manner in which this subject has been introduced, is an indeliberate manner, and seems to argue, that we are not on foederal ground.
Sniping is a form of intimate killing, and one of the most deliberate acts any soldier can make -- depicted by Clint Eastwood's big-screen portrayal of Chris Kyle, in "American Sniper".
The literary style, or what we can think of as the verbal texture, of Paradise Regained really constitutes one of its greatest departures and obviously one of its most deliberate departures from the first epic.
Na, one of the most deliberate players on the tour, quickly took another drop, hit his ball almost immediately and started walking after it to hit it again.
This one had a reasonable 7 30 pm start and was not just long because it went five intense sets but because Djokovic, with his extended ball bouncing, and Rafael Nadal, with his short-tugging and other rituals, are two of the most deliberate great tennis players in recent years and are allowed by officials to routinely exceed the 20-second limit between points.
