Sentence examples for this is rather deliberate from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, in the outset this is rather deliberate.
Only the fourth is rather deliberate and rhythmically stolid; the second with its glorious high trumpet provides a great finale: these are peerless highlights of baroque music.
My work all had to be rather deliberate because I was shooting with a tripod.
It is rather a deliberate political act of violence from a racist, imperialist government that is fueled by capitalist greed and white supremacy.
It is rather, she says, a deliberate and immoral attempt "to stoke up envy and division between people" in an attempt to gain electoral popularity.
The technique of antiphonal dialogues is rather similar in both plays, while the deliberate casualness, and a kind of sub‐Pinter evasiveness give both plays a certain character and definite interest.
"I'm a rather deliberate person, and this entails going through every aspect of the race," Mr. Fiala said.
"I'm beginning to think that there is more of a possibility that this was a deliberate operation, rather than something carried out in the heat of the moment," he said.
So it's possible this is a bug rather than a deliberate attempt by WhatsApp to discourage its users from easily tapping into a rival service.
"At summer school, Helen and the teachers were on the same page that most of the trouble he's getting into is deliberate, rather than being possibly the condition, but I disagree," says Keith.
However, since proactive aggression is deliberate rather than provoked, it was assumed to be unrelated to behavioral control-processes of conscientiousness.
