Sentence examples for sort of deliberate from inspiring English sources
Though the selection of Coscette hadn't followed the sort of deliberate process Dino had expected, he deferred to Mills.
Gives plenty of texture, with no greasiness and a sort of deliberate mess that looks rather lovely.
In fact, "Repetition" is a sort of deliberate distortion or alteration, or rewriting, or retelling of Robbe-Grillet's earlier books, in particular the first, "The Erasers" (1953).
"This sort of deliberate dumping and destruction of the environment makes me extremely furious," he wrote in July in a post with a photo that showed piles of debris a short distance from a sign that read "No Dumping".
It's sort of deliberate, but it seems random – he winds up in Nigeria during the civil war because I was living there then and wanted to write about it".
There is a suspicion of the sort of deliberate ticket-splitting that is common in the Oscars, where studios divide co-stars between the actor and supporting actor categories.
This is a story of deliberate contrasts.
He loved the flatness of Romanesque painting, the importance given to small things as much as to angels or saints, and the mixture of simplicity and a sort of deep and deliberate line and use of colour which gave it a stark intensity.
It was a deliberate sort of slumming for a poet of Brodsky's gifts.
He met a storyteller called John Campbell from Armagh, who would "tell yarns, in a very deliberate sort of rhythm, and you gradually realised that what seemed to be offhand was actually words put forward as a statement of style, and it occurred to me that I could do poems that were of that understanding of the world - the long line thing.
