Sentence examples for bit of manipulation from inspiring English sources
With a bit of manipulation, he got them to vote against a Plan B, no change to Osborne's fiscal straitjacket.
He also engages in a bit of manipulation, using sleight-of-hand re-enactments and Dickon Hinchliffe's nerve-rackingly melodramatic score to sensationalize a drama that hardly requires it.
In the end all great games, like all great entertainments, involve a bit of manipulation — doing things to consumers that they may not be completely aware of on a conscious level.
If you are really honest with yourself, maybe, just maybe there was a wee bit of manipulation on your part.
It will take a bit of manipulation to put it back in properly.
With a bit of emotional manipulation thrown in to humanise it all.
The Lawyer quoted Emma Sanderson, from the international law firm, Withers, who said of Lee's creative CV: "Most people would accept a little bit of 'truth manipulation' as par for the course, but it is surprising just how many people tell full-blown, whopper-sized fibs – mainly about qualifications and earnings".
A bit of algebraic manipulation shows that to get this likelihood ratio value to be below ε, the percentage of "heads" needs to be k/n > ½ − ½(log ε)/n.
What was controversial was the ad itself, which was a pretty naked bit of emotional manipulation.
A bit of canny Twitter manipulation meant thousands of users, one Sunday night last month, commented on the film's trailer in order to have their Tweets appear on a Channel 4 ad.
The book bounces along plausibly, with plenty of knowledge of military weaponry and tactical strengths thrown in to liven up the conflict, as well as an ingenious bit of financial-market manipulation.
