Sentence examples for most deliberately from inspiring English sources

"The L.T.T.E. was the most deliberately ruthless terrorist group, bar none, certainly in Asia," he said.

Yet like most deliberately important art, "Kid A" centers on time-tested major themes of self-estrangement and existentialist enlightenment.

The river's meanderings were harnessed most deliberately at the short-lived Hole in the Wall dive, perched at the northern tip of the tiny peninsula called Cordova Island.

Tchaikovsky's music for her is like a series of fairground tunes; amid a ballet of myriad orchestral colors, the composer is at his most deliberately vulgar here.

His previous Edinburgh show began with him reciting one of his most deliberately awful poems and then strolling over to the door and locking his audience in.

And as staged by Ms. Landau (who directed "Wig Out!"), it is also the most deliberately ritualistic, with the ensemble often acting as a sort of tribal chorus.

The Ross coverage is quite possibly the most deliberately-missing-the-point piece of journalism I have read in a while".

Most brands deliberately steer away from such tactics for that very reason.

Tomorrow might be shooting practice: most guys deliberately miss the target so they won't be recruited by the army.

It's more Bergman than Braveheart – austere, historically authentic and, for the most part, deliberately un-epic.

(Anderson) Buffy Sainte-Marie (Tuesday) The leading chanteuse of American Indian activism packs one of the most warbling, deliberately halting voices in all of folk.