Sentence examples for cleverly manipulating from inspiring English sources
Cleverly manipulating our need to impose narrative on events, she creates a compelling novel that ably dodges the conventions she's sending up.
Fashion has to work by cleverly manipulating these dualities; its job is to make what is dangerous and marginal seem desirable and natural.
He didn't understand that people are free to interpose their own meanings into these things, and that they tend to dislike the idea of an oily twerp in a tie cleverly manipulating them to get what he wants.
He won and kept office by cleverly manipulating the corporate media, and by exploiting a network of relationships that extended from the boardrooms of Corporate America to the cloakroom of the United States Supreme Court.
These are either a result of his cleverly manipulating naturalistic painting conventions for visual drama, or just bad art.
It is illustrated using stabilization of inverted pendulum problem that it is amenable by cleverly manipulating systems structure and parameters to attain new designed systems with aggregates of superiority of consolidity, stability and controllability principle.
His own son Cristóbal, duque de Uceda, cleverly manipulated by the ambitious conde (later duque) de Olivares, took part in the conspiracy against Lerma.
— apatheticagnostic Many of these were snarky, but one of the meta-humorous ones cleverly manipulates a cliché and works as a caption.
"It has very cleverly manipulated some islanders' deep desire to be affirmed by the dominant culture and it's now selling this desire back to us.
The choreographers have cleverly manipulated royal and imperial court dances of France, Africa and Japan and set them to a dreamlike score by the Belgian composer Dominique Pauwels.
Our elites cleverly manipulate the insecurity caused by their own capitalism, its ripping away of our safety nets and its destabilising of our jobs, and turn it into a fear of boundless terror attacks and hordes of grasping dusky migrants.
