Mr. Lewis's poise is such that he made a momentary memory slip in the second movement sound almost deliberate, as if it were a variation in the rhythm of the movement's main theme.
The album's 70s soft rock sound is deliberate: the period chimed with Grant's first musical memories and a pre-adolescent period of happiness, though he says there was always a "black cloud" hovering overhead.
He sounded too deliberate.
Perhaps it started as a position of "impartiality" but it often sounded like deliberate ignorance.
Here, we define performance arts training as the history of deliberate sound production, planning, and attention to the class of sounds that the performers were trained in.
And at Roden there are deliberate sound effects: midway up the tunnel your voice projects, as if by ventriloquism, to the elliptical room 400 feet away or, if you turn around, back to the room at the low end of the tunnel -- the Sun and Moon space, as Mr. Turrell calls it.
As soon as, moving down from the base of her spine he touched her where she was smaller, she cried out, "No!" And when he entered, squatting on her, driving in, his ankles pressed against her hips, she began to wail, a dry, scraping, deliberate sound.
In 1952, Cage wrote 4′33″, in which there is no deliberate sound at all, but only whatever background noise occurs during the performance.
A voice — quiet, deliberate — sounded in my ear: "Have confidence in your eyes".
Davis, a former shadow home secretary, said: "This sounds like a deliberate postcode lottery.
