In fact, this is about the most calculatedly unpretentious program of the season.

I do, too, but it is calculatedly weird and clumsy.

This play seems calculatedly written for that same Lifetime audience, which will probably enjoy it.

He turned to the prisoners again, calculatedly reverting to Standard.

Biting back words of fury, she spoke in a calculatedly pleasant voice.

On the following day Shimrod went back to the white villa, calculatedly at the same time.

He calculatedly moves his characters around as if they were on a chessboard.

His black eyebrows form a thicket he calculatedly peers through.

"I set out very calculatedly to become known," he said, suggesting that fame would help his recruiting efforts.

The idea of someone being calculatedly put to death bothers me, and I'd have trouble pulling the switch.

One thing is uncontestedly real: it's hard to imagine a more calculatedly hip scene.

His photographs of himself, for instance, look calculatedly, touchingly ridiculous.

He was a sophisticated painter who calculatedly played a country-cousin role.

She gave him a calculatedly distracted smile, and nodded.

She said one had to wonder whether he calculatedly chose to commit crimes that would be hard to detect.

Her paintings have a certain brash energy, but they also seem calculatedly sensationalistic.

Perhaps she was calculatedly imitating her child's tone; he had an intuition to that effect.

She melted into his hands with a calculatedly sensuous grace that put him on guard.

They are of calculatedly different stripes, as are the problems that keep them from enjoying life.

Jasmine looked as if she might hit him, and Kirk wondered why he'd had to be so calculatedly cruel.

"We'll go in teams," he said, calculatedly making eye contact with each of us as he spoke.

"We must move calculatedly, but very quickly now."

"One point four million dollars," she says calculatedly.

You're not calculatedly whittling away at a superior force.

If it all sounds a little too calculatedly madcap, it is.