On television, alive; something of the upper body, gestures, coming into view, the closeup of his changing expressions, the deep-set long eyes, gray darkening with some deliberate intensity, almost flashing black, meeting yours, the viewer's.
With Midlake as his backing band, Grant assembled a tapestry of flutes, piano, strings, eerie synths and gentle drums; almost a weird, wired take on 70s soft rock with some deliberate, ironic nods to Lynyrd Skynyrd and Dean Friedman.
Ostensibly making a gothic horror, Russell repeatedly undermines the mood with moments of absurdity – some deliberate, many not, and snippets of dialogue apparently borrowed from Are You Being Served?
Much of the outrage has centred on the way in which Dellavedova tangled with Al Horford in Game 3, pushing himself into the Atlanta center's knee – some say with deliberate aggression, others say not – as they fell to the floor in a way that provoked Horford to strike out in retaliation.
Small seashells, some with naturally occurring holes, others with deliberate perforations, and many with wear traces suggesting being suspended on string, occur on Upper Paleolithic and Later Stone Age (Table 1) sites in the Mediterranean and in South Africa.
And Mr. Sharpton asked of the police, "Why do they act with such deliberate caution in some neighborhoods and such recklessness in our neighborhoods?" A member of the choir sang "Great Is Thy Faithfulnesss".
While we can spend time arguing the nuances of our constitutional right to freedom of speech, I have now reached a point -- with all deliberate speed -- that some of the speech, the "messaging," and the lies, should fall under an exception of freedom of speech.
But some Web sites do seem designed with a deliberate lack of flexibility.
But for most Americans, there is something deeply disturbing, something morally, if not criminally, wrong with deliberate torment, with predatory viciousness.
There is enough evidence to find probable cause that the parents, Carolyn and Michael Riley, "murdered Rebecca with deliberate premeditation and with extreme atrocity or cruelty," the court said.
"We 'Negros' are expected to be contented with 'the 10'", he said with deliberate irony.
