Sentence examples for brilliant manipulation from inspiring English sources

Any trust you might have of the government, or the illusion that big business isn't running everything and really everything's a scam to conduct the brilliant manipulation of lots of uneducated people in America … that was gone".

Porter has pointed out that "his brilliant manipulation of language, his ability to turn words into installations of reality, are often forced to hang on an embarrassing moral sharpness".

The scope and drift of its imagination, its passionate exploration of a fatal yet regenerative love affair, and its brilliant manipulation of time and space put it in a league of its own.

And it was just a brilliant manipulation that you didn't see coming, because you didn't see the hook when you ate the bait.

In one of Cochran's most brilliant manipulations, he stages Simpson's mansion for visiting jurors, removing nude portraits of white girlfriends, subbing in the Heisman trophy and Afrocentric art, along with the Norman Rockwell painting "The Problem We All Live With".

It was a brilliant piece of manipulation, and now I'm thinking of writing a textbook on marketing textbooks.

Her call to resist a "well-financed, well co-ordinated, savvy movement that has developed brilliant techniques of manipulation" sounds as conspiratorial as some of her countrymen's call to arms against a Zionist invasion by the United Nations.

And LaBute explores his favourite theme of our endless capacity for manipulation in a brilliant scene where Carly tries to get the truth out of Greg about the affair she guesses her husband is having.

Moreover, a brilliant cell-type sensitive genetic manipulation of the mouse model of ALS, that underlines the importance of neuron-glia interactions, where astrocytes and microglia are found to be implicated in the rate of progression of familial ALS, reported that the damage in astrocytes determines the timing of microglial activation and infiltration [ 49, 50].

· George Pitcher, author of The Death of Spin Alastair Campbell was a brilliant press officer, a master of media manipulation, and was even kind enough to write this quote for me.

Encourage the belief that all true wealth comes from skillful manipulation and cunning, or from sudden, brilliant and lucky strokes that leave the plodding, ordinary worker and saver in the dust.