Sentence examples for seeking deliberately from inspiring English sources

Fashion is often transgressive, seeking deliberately to flout the norms of seemly and conventional dressing.

Mr Blair, in contrast, is way ahead in the polls; and his chancellor has already indicated that the government's extra billions for public services will still leave room for "targeted" tax cuts in March.The government accuses William Hague of seeking deliberately to stir up apathy, in order to encourage the low turnout Mr Blair fears.

"I have never sought to write plays that primarily tell a story; nor have I sought deliberately to create new forms," he noted in the introduction to his 1958 collection, "Four Plays".

Thus, the new method seeks deliberately to copy accidentally induced shape change.

He added: "Mass immigration is being sought deliberately by corrupt, crooked politicians of the establishment to try and transform the nature of our country away from a British country to a multi-cultural and they openly state that.

It was, at that time, completely out of step with what record executives were seeking: a deliberately miserable folk-rocked two fingers to the music industry.

He takes aim at the clean energy policies of both SA and Victoria, saying, "It increasingly appears that the SA and Victorian governments are seeking to deliberately drive baseload power out of their systems for ideological reasons".

But if elements in the Israeli state are seeking to deliberately inflame tensions, it's not immediately clear why after all, don't Israelis have as much to lose from a possible Third Intifada as Palestinians?

"We are optimists by nature because we seek quite deliberately a design at that connecting point between wildlife and people.

He pushed quietly, if unsuccessfully, for closing the Guantánamo Bay detention center, and has sought to deliberately extricate the nation from Iraq without sacrificing security gains.

Few seek to deliberately deviate too far from their peers.