Sentence examples for artfully manipulated from inspiring English sources
The Lorax, artfully manipulated by Simon Lipkin, Laura Cubitt and Ben Thompson, is also an infinitely beguiling, droopy-moustached creature with the faint pathos of the liberal optimist.
That the figure engaging in these behaviors is a small bunraku-style puppet artfully manipulated by one or more puppeteers does not, I'm afraid, make the activities more compelling.
IN his book "This Is Your Brain on Music, Daniel J.. Levitin writes that "the thrills, chills and tears we experience from music are the result of having our expectations artfully manipulated by a skilled composer and the musicians who interpret that music".
Why aren't we seeing videos of an 17-yr-old voicing how a close relationship with his or her coach went from athlete affection as a reward for their hard work on the practice field to molestation or, from the psyche and perspective of the artfully manipulated athlete, "a loving relationship".
Rather, he would have become curious about Tony's late-in-life learning, and would have appreciated how artfully Barnes shakes the ground under youthful perceptions and once-held certainties for all of us.
"The message is, we'll use deadly force" against them, says a Jordanian official.More artfully, Jordan's intelligence service has been playing jihadist groups off against each other.
When a modern politician first used his voice artfully – Franklin D Roosevelt in the 1930s – it was extraordinarily powerful: his measured timbre in the broadcasted "fireside chats" contained and soothed an anxious nation through the Depression.
What I hadn't noticed before is how artfully Johnson knits the three strands together by pursuing the Vertigo-like theme of presumed death: the prof plays with the idea of his own mortality, the body double's stabbed husband obstinately refuses to lie down and even the mystery blonde in the 1919 film has metaphorically killed her putative lover.
Because he was not a political person and did not see himself as being a public figure in that way, creative intellects sometimes don't say things artfully," Stein said.
Jamie McCourt's lawyer, David Boies had artfully kept Frank on the stand for the final three days of the first week of the trial, leaving his admissions that slashing payroll and increasing tickets were part of the business plan to linger in the public eye.
Whether or not you believe his life ended in Deptford in 1593, this beautifully crafted, authentic and thrilling read artfully conjures Shakespeare's – sorry, Marlowe's – London, as Barber impressively combines the skill of both poet and dramatist.
