Sentence examples for the deliberating from inspiring English sources
verb
To consider carefully.
- It is now time for the jury to deliberate the guilt of the defendant.
These contests are usually called juried shows, a term that implies a deliberation process, even if there is only one person doing the deliberating.
He also writes: "We are all vulnerable in varying proportions to the deliberating and destructive consequences of these malignancies, and there are no easy answers".
Much of the deliberating and agonising over becoming parents focused on the ramifications of bringing a child into what is still a radical familial model.
The questions issued by the deliberating jurors indicated that they were focusing on the defense's contention that the defendants did not have criminal intent.
A jury foreman's account of high drama in the deliberating room riveted readers, prompting some to serve and others to call for professional jurors.
Each episode of "The Jury" is centered on the disposition of one crime, and is anchored by the back-and-forth of the deliberating dozen, whose personalities and quirks start to become evident to us the moment they sit down, if not before.
I think it is the deliberate obscurity.
The deliberate pace worked for him.
The deliberate out of bounds rule?
Here's to the deliberate, hostile wearing of trousers.
Vital help for women, or the deliberate infliction of shame?
