Sentence examples for of its deliberate from inspiring English sources

Another photograph, "Fading Away" (1858) by H. P. Robinson, even caused a scandal in its era because of its deliberate confusion of these issues: it shows a young woman on her deathbed, her sister gazing down in sorrow, her mother sitting in anticipatory mourning at the foot of the divan, her father, his back turned, brooding at an open window.

Because of its deliberate style, Alabama plays in games that wind up having only about 150 plays.

Moreover, Israel is held accountable for the pollution of surface and ground waters because of its deliberate neglect of developing the infrastructures in the West Bank as well as in the Gaza Strip throughout its years of occupation.

McCarthy's poison had taken years to combat, however - ruining untold numbers of lives in the course of its deliberate epidemic.

Laid alongside typically maudlin Hollywood tales of mental disability, "its deliberate pacing and its absorption in the pokey details of provincial life is a refreshing contrast" (A. O. Scott).

Even so, the ravaging of the ancient city of Palmyra by the militant group Isis earlier this year was particularly shocking for its deliberate targeting of the Syrian city's irreplaceable architectural heritage.

Homicide was noted for its deliberate lack of gun-play and car chases in favor of dialogue and story.

Net neutrality's embrace of force, its deliberate and mistaken conflation of competition with government-defined and mandatory openness must be challenged and rejected.

The rice was morphologically wild, but for the first time, we witness the possibility of human cultivation of rice and its deliberate threshing the pottery contained chaff, not unprocessed whole grains (Zhao 2010).

Marsh treader, also called water measurer, any insect of the family Hydrometridae (order Heteroptera), so named because of its slow, deliberate manner of moving as it walks along the surface of a pond or crawls among shore vegetation.

It is the Constitution, of course -- despite its deliberate division of executive and legislative power -- that makes the vice president of the United States the formal president of the Senate.