Sentence examples for often deliberate from inspiring English sources
His pacing, often deliberate, was well calculated to let the overlapping lines sort themselves out.
There are many people who think that inaccurate recording is often deliberate.
More often, deliberate legal and procedural difficulties put in place by governments restrict Roma from securing proper documentation.
Officials at all levels — high school, college and the pros — must revisit the rules of contact to limit often deliberate blows to the head.
They are the result of neglect, often deliberate, of an antiquated patchwork of registration systems that make it far too hard to get on the rolls.
He is irked, vexed, bugged, ticked off at the sometimes inadvertent (because of stupidity) but more often deliberate deceptions perpetrated in the name of science.
Then he would dress, often deliberating over what to wear.
We've often deliberated over the merits of the no shampoo method, though some of us just can't go the distance.
Such challenges in translating biomarker discovery to clinical applications have been often deliberated in bioethics.
It's not that snap decisions were correct more often than deliberate ones.
Unfortunately (and possibly due to pressure from donors) typical post project reports from the third world often contain deliberate commissions or omissions that essentially belie the grim reality on the ground.
