Sentence examples similar to steadily deliberate from inspiring English sources
"Eureka" builds steadily, with a deliberate far-ranging indirectness, to a culmination that is awesome in its sense of appropriateness.
The external factors can improve or deteriorate the fit, while the deliberate interventions of IT management will be aimed at steadily improving the fit.
Andersen has steadily disintegrated over the last six months and a Houston jury started deliberating yesterday over whether to convict the firm of obstructing justice by destroying documents related to its Enron work.
But it kept them working steadily for years thereafter, and fans who found Jackie Brown too stately or deliberate would be more than satisfied by his next film, the blood-spurting two-part Kill Bill epic.
But a gap has steadily widened along party lines in the decades since, driven at least in part by a deliberate campaign of climate denial by conservative think tanks like the American Enterprise Institute, the Cato Institute, and the Heartland Institute, scholars say.
He said it slowly, steadily, and clearly enunciated -- the way you speak when you have enough consideration for yourself and your audience to actually deliberate about what you should say beforehand.
Terms like "deliberate," "unselfish," and "cerebral" may be meant as compliments, but they carry a clear subtext: Princeton is the tortoise, slowly and steadily outsmarting the proverbial hare.
The impression is deliberate.
