Sentence examples for one deliberate from inspiring English sources

My one deliberate challenge to myself was delicious.

It would be two years before Thatcher would announce: "I came to office with one deliberate intent.

Bedford must have insisted on between 10 and 12 seconds of complete stillness from the human figures in this majestic work, fully consonant with the 19th-century vogue for the timeless, immovable east – except for one deliberate anachronism.

I remember that 2008 New Yorker cover and I knew that the images were perpetuating a very specific stereotype and anti blackness by one deliberate representational change … the afro.

"One deliberate omission is the field of internet pornography," Greenfield explains, "where the controversy and debate are obviously not so much about whether it is 'good' or 'bad' or about how it impacts on types of thinking, but more about legislation and regulation, which are outside the scope of the journey here".

In particular, WASP makes use of different destabilizing effects by introducing one deliberate 'mismatch' at the penultimate (second to last of the 3'-end) base of AS primers to improve the resulting AS primers.

The Bulldogs were on the wrong end of two controversial freekicks in the final minute, including one for deliberate out of bounds, but held on.

The pattern of these efforts is one of deliberate rather than random acts.

One possibly deliberate side-effect is to unite Pep Guardiola – "this wouldn't be possible in Spain" – and the team in their irritation with the former Germany international.

But Washington needs to adopt new rules of engagement to not repeat mistakes of the previous 16 years: One, minimize deliberate challenges to Russian interests and know that none will come free.

It's a powerful and, one suspects, deliberate riposte to the ghastly ghostwritten memoirs of "role models" such as Katie Price, who Moran describes as "Vichy France with tits", at which point I punched the air, alone with the book in my bedroom.