Sentence examples for think deliberately from inspiring English sources

I don't think deliberately about structure when I write.

Yes, scientists dislike it when work that they think deliberately obfuscates the issues gets published.

It seems a very American, very privileged kind of impotence, and Lerner, I think, deliberately contrasts Adam's expensive weakness with the fervor and political ardency of the Spanish artists and poets whom he befriends, a fervor that can seem both naïve and courageous alongside Adam's aimless knowingness.

Instructors must think deliberately about structuring cooperative activities into the curriculum and assessing the individual and group outcomes.

The deaths would have been prevented, he said, "if we had just slowed things down and thought deliberately".

The school thinks deliberately about "creating small intimate spaces where families can come together and can make connections," Keil told The Huffington Post.

He said, "I think he deliberately avoids arcane words, just as he deliberately avoids arcane ideas, because he wants to communicate".

"I think he deliberately ran in front of Mertesacker, who hardly touched him.

"The only story which I think we deliberately avoided was Josef Fritzl," she adds.

I don't think he deliberately meant to make a racist remark".

I think he deliberately misinterpreted my look of discomfort whenever we'd have this discussion.