Sentence examples for presents deliberately from inspiring English sources

The main gallery presents deliberately under-produced assemblages by Mr. Fyfe made of patterned fabric, commercial signs, children's kites and scraps of lumber.

"Contemplative," the longest movement, is an adagio of beautiful sounds that are presented deliberately unbeautifully, climaxing in a contrast between Romantic and raucous.

"The information presented is deliberately falsified and has no basis in fact," he said.

A split that was already present was deliberately driven open, and to a great extent it worked.

Nobody reading The Biologist, or its press release, could possibly have known that the evidence presented was deliberately incomplete.

Sagan presented science deliberately figured as myth, an effort taken further still by writers such as Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry.

OK, this is really shocking: a Heritage Foundation economist has been accused of presenting false, deliberately misleading data and analysis to the Senate Budget Committee.

In one workshop, for example, engineers are presented with deliberately flawed programs and must think through and design their own fixes "rather than go on the Internet and trying to Google something," said Mr. Chernitz.

They may also be present as deliberately manufactured plastic microbeads used as scrubbing agents or for other purposes that can be found in some personal care and cosmetic products.

I personally have always found the tape sound to be particularly warm and inviting even when it is presenting a deliberately grating punk guitar or an ear-bleeding blast of jungle snares.

Facilitators present tasks deliberately, modelling them first and using little language if appropriate.