Meanings of deliberate for in English

Advisers deliberate for the good of all beneath the symbol of righteousness.

The Count glanced at Norgate and appeared to deliberate for a moment.

The younger man appeared to deliberate for a moment.

He seemed to deliberate for ten seconds, then seizing Jean's arm, he dragged him up the staircase, saying:

I almost feel that in a case like this, jurors should be required to deliberate for some minimum amount of time.

My wife is very dear to me-how dear I will not say; I will be deliberate for her sake-formy own.

The men and women of the neighborhood council deliberate for long minutes; then the spokesman announces, fatalistically, that they agree to Chrysler's request.

Such a manoeuvre would appear too deliberate for his companion: Harvey was the type that liked his savagery to look impulsive and effortless.

They had deliberated for seven hours and six minutes over three days.

The jury in Sandusky's criminal trial deliberated for a second day Friday.

They had deliberated for eight hours and eight minutes over five days.

The jury reached its majority verdict after deliberating for over seven hours.

Jurors deliberated for about four hours on Tuesday without reaching a verdict.

The jury returned that verdict after deliberating for just half an hour.

The jury deliberated for two hours yesterday before breaking for the night.

After deliberating for a while, he decided to give it a shot.