Sentence examples for still deliberately from inspiring English sources

The sound is still deliberately 1970s.

But prosecutor Gerrie Nel stated that even going by Pistorius's own account of the crime, the defendant still deliberately shot and killed a "burglar".

Later still, deliberately but not showily, she pulls him aside to tell him that he's a good doctor and that he should jettison all the jokey and jerky maneuvers he uses to cover up his insecurity.

The cover-all abaya that women must wear in public, once strictly black and baggy, is increasingly shapely, and often sports brightly coloured sleeves.Advertisers no longer fear to picture the human form, though in a gesture to religious scruples, the faces smiling out of billboards are still deliberately blurred, or partially obscured by sunglasses.

Still, deliberately or not, the tariffs do represent another Trump-era step away from what is short-handed as the "liberal world order" — the post-World War II default of free trade and international cooperation — and back toward the 19th-century ways of nationalism, protectionism and great-power rivalry.

With the southern states in the 1960s still deliberately obstructing black citizens who tried to register for the vote, and with jury membership and other forms of public office open only to registered voters, a de facto white supremacist confederacy was in operation.

Then came an hour of shorter – though still quite deliberately slow paced – works by Eva-Maria Houben. Eva-Maria Houben

RSPCA chief veterinary officer James Yeates said although most of the complaints his organisation received were examples of neglect, "it is shocking that in 2014 people are still being deliberately cruel in what can disturbingly inventive ways".

"However, it is shocking that in 2014 people are still being deliberately cruel".

The amount of 'bad stuff' still undisclosed (deliberately and inadvertently) in the global financial system is huge.

But on a short walk along a plastic-strewn beach in Skulsfjord near Tromsø, I found clear evidence of fishing ropes still being deliberately cut.