Sentence examples for rather deliberate from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, in the outset this is rather deliberate.

My work all had to be rather deliberate because I was shooting with a tripod.

"I'm a rather deliberate person, and this entails going through every aspect of the race," Mr. Fiala said.

Only the fourth is rather deliberate and rhythmically stolid; the second with its glorious high trumpet provides a great finale: these are peerless highlights of baroque music.

The mummified erect penis and other burial anomalies were not accidents during embalming, Ikram suggests, but rather deliberate attempts to make the king appear as Osiris, the god of the underworld, in as literal a way as possible.

He added: "I can also assure you that there has not been a rush to promulgate this regulation, but rather a deliberate and careful effort".

Congress is deliberating (or rather not deliberating) on key issues for young people, including student loan laws and rates, immigration reform, public education funding and tax reform.

TANIS KMETYK of New York "It is refreshing to read about creative rebuilding rather than deliberate destroying".

Naturally, they see this possibility as an example of market failure, rather than deliberate intention.

Journalists tried to work within it and transgressions were often accidental or unintentional rather than deliberate.

The poor lad is guilty of nothing more than innocent clumsiness, rather than deliberate foul play.