Sentence examples similar to premeditated effect from inspiring English sources
The effect was premeditated.
He enriches each role with exacting nuance, and the effects never appear premeditated; the details are so ingrained that you see the character instead of the dancer.
The planning was accelerated after the Blackwater attack because those killings were viewed by the Pentagon and local commanders as premeditated, and the population cheered -- indicating the dangerous political effect of allowing a Falluja-based insurgency to remain.
His lightmapping series isn't a premeditated critique of governments' decontamination efforts, but rather a visible demonstration of tragic long-term effects. .
Whether Monroe's strap-tease at the Plaza had been premeditated, "engineered in advance" (as Curtis Gathje writes in "At the Plaza") or just an obliging snap, the eye-popping effect was duplicated in the film.
Was this announcement premeditated?
"Her aggression is premeditated".
