Such a census, "which was deliberated at the highest levels," is a small subset that is nonetheless informative and comparable from one year to the next, he said.
Not much disturbs the calm of Mr. Tian's film, though, which is deliberate and contemplative rather than dramatic or psychologically probing.
Sudan's foreign ministry summoned the EU's representative in Khartoum over the remarks, which were "deliberate distortion of events in Sudan", spokesman Ali al-Sadiq told Agence-France Presse. Agence-France Presse
Tells about his syntax, which is deliberate, and his punctuation, which bothered the editors more than his 4-letter words, which they consider a soldier's trade talk or jargon.
In this office, a number of features stand out. 1) The quotes bordering the rug are great examples of identity claims, which are deliberate statements directed toward others (e.g., a bumper sticker) and/or the self (e.g., a tattoo located upside down on the inner wrist).
Third, there are those analogical terms which are deliberate equivocals, because there are two concepts or natures (rationes) which are participated in a prior and a posterior way.
"He tells so many untruths that it's time to leave behind the textual parsing over which are unwitting and which are deliberate — as well as the condescending notion that most of Trump's supporters enjoy his lies," Leonhardt writes.
This requires a definitional distinction between "automatic" cognitive processes, which are spontaneous, fast, and sometimes occur outside of conscious awareness, and "controlled" cognitive processes, which are deliberate, slow, and require conscious awareness (Wiers et al., 2007).
