Sentence examples for a bit manipulated from inspiring English sources

In many instances such doubts keep you moving between the harsh, suggestive imagery and the brushwork and process, but after a while you may begin to feel a bit manipulated.

John Gapper in the FT argued that "In terms of sheer storytelling technique, Flash Boys is remarkable" and that "Lewis reaches a stark conclusion: US stock markets are now rigged by traders who go to astonishing lengths to gain a millisecond edge over their rivals … But he carries the reader so firmly toward this conclusion that one ends up feeling a bit manipulated".

One feels a bit manipulated, chewed up and thrown out by the too fast pace.

Arti K. Rai, a patent law professor at Duke University, said in an interview that those numbers "are a little bit manipulated".

How is this bit manipulated?

They say that video was a little bit manipulating and, in a way, it created an untrue vision about our movie.

By simply applying a specific voltage and producing an electrostatic force, the nanowires of left/right geometry have been manipulated, but it seems a bit difficult to manipulate nanowires in a form of the middle geometry.

Jesse's shortcomings (he drinks a bit, is easily manipulated by women and has a tendency to use his fists) gave a certain depth to his character in previous outings as the new chief of police in a tiny New England coastal town called Paradise.

Flames can actually be a bit easier to manipulate.

Not in the least bit feeling manipulated... Or obsessed..

Like a standard laptop, such a computer would become more powerful as the size of its hardware shrank and its software became more efficient that is, consumed less energy when manipulating a bit of information.