Sentence examples similar to the much deliberated from inspiring English sources

(The much-deliberated relationship of testosterone to "manly" behavior became a raucous side debate in the days after the study's release).

As usual, the scene had been staged with care — lit to perfection, the plane angled just so, the much-deliberated choice of music ("Takin' Care of Business"), the path of the Governor's entry.

There is a risk that highlighting honest mistakes, which do not invalidate scientific conclusions, will generate as much publicity as does the much rarer, deliberate falsification, encouraging intelligent-design creationists or climate-change deniers to believe that all science is phoney and untrustworthy.

The decision was reached after "much deliberating and many very enjoyable years", said Hebron, who is also responsible for the London lesbian and gay film festival.

Considering that all couples in the analyses had been non-adherent with screening recommendations in the past, and it is unknown whether they had given these recommendations much deliberate thought before the study or whether their intentions had been stable for some time, it remains to be established whether participants' reported positive intentions will translate into actual behavior.

No one I've spoken to feels there is much deliberate bias in medicine these days.

There's the basic oddity of the presentation, for a start – Barker indents paragraphs and direct speech seemingly at random, yet those indentations are very much deliberate.

Sometimes, with some projects, a natural balance occurs without much deliberate effort.

In this case, however, complying with Thailand's lèse-majesté is very much deliberate.

After much deliberating, we chose learning systems.

If the result evokes different kinds of human-size alien creatures and monsters, that is very much deliberate.