José Mourinho is threatening to rest virtually his entire Chelsea team and potentially hand Liverpool the Premier League title after revealing he will seek permission from Roman Abramovich to pick a deliberately weakened side in protest at being made to play the game on Sunday.
"I kind of deliberately picked people" who were very accomplished in order to "challenge the category".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3biFxZIJOQ Conli said the film-makers deliberately picked an obscure comic book to adapt to film.
Asked about the image, Mr. Kelly, of Time, said he had deliberately picked a face that looked ordinary.
They were looking for a change from the usual run of painters and sculptors, who responded to the paintings themselves, and deliberately picked someone who was neither.
They've deliberately picked the most "hostile" and "complicated" part of the city to start with: "where the people are, and where there is demand," she explains.
You might have deliberately picked NWA as an example of your eclectic tastes, but this isn't nearly as impressive as it sounds.
Hammond had deliberately picked a tough crowd: the American Enterprise Institute, the free-marketeers who have for years have turned ExxonMobil and Koch dollars into climate change denial.
But other accounts, some tied to Pakistani officials, suggested that the Pakistanis had deliberately picked up Mr. Baradar to control the tempo of nascent efforts to draw the Afghan Taliban into negotiations.
The (unofficial) prize for best nomenclature goes to the French designer Philippe Starck, who deliberately picked ridiculous names for his chairs, knowing that Dr. Bloodmoney, Mr. Bliss, Lola Mundo, Superglob and so on would be too absurd to be forgotten.
He deliberately picked a young man as his successor; Mr. Immelt turns 45 in February, meaning he will be the same age Mr. Welch was when he took over.
