Sentence examples for continually manipulated from inspiring English sources

While many in the West assume that public opinion simply doesn't matter in North Korea's totalitarian state, the dictatorship could not have carried on as long as it has — nearly 70 years — without public support, continually manipulated though it is.

In the first, the ballerina gets hauled around by one man, in the second, one soloist receives more intense treatment from four men (the way they flip, throw and drop her is particularly disagreeable), and in the third, a second female soloist is continually manipulated by two men.

The two of them make for some seriously demotivated worker bees, perhaps unwilling to be continually manipulated by the reigning management in this last season.

Flushing flow of the siphon jet toilet belongs to the fluid flow problem with free surface whose shape and location would vary intricately and continually (Wang et al. 2011).

Howard Langston Arnold Schwarzeneggerr) is a workaholic mattress salesman, who does not find time for his wife, Liz (Rita Wilson), and his 9 year old son, Jamie Jake Lloydd) — especially when compared to next door "superdad" divorcee, Ted Maltin Phil Hartmann), who continually puts Howard in a bad light.

Murray popped up continually on Letterman's show Wednesday night as he checked items off his personal bucket list.

In the process, and in talking continually with Singh's family, Sennett says she found herself drawn to Sikhism.

The trailer also features appearances from its all-star cast, including Alison Brie, David Cross, Sarah Paulson, and Bradley Whitford, whose character continually tests Graham's "resolve" to run the paper as a woman.

Horror, then, is witnessing Essie Davis's Amelia continually neglect Samuel, her son, in The Babadook until the moment she snaps.

Like the other male artists in the show, Olivier continually raves about Claire's creative powers and her looks, frequently in the same breath.

The drama continually pits Don Carlo, the Spanish crown prince, against his manipulative father, Philip II.