Sentence examples for gross manipulation from inspiring English sources

What the Dogma critique is really aimed at might better be called the cinema of gross manipulation.

In one scene after another the movie illustrates the soldiers' susceptibility to gross manipulation in a much more innocent era.

How do you film a sweet kid like Maybelle, with no hair, in a hospital ward, having a tiger's features daubed onto her face by a parent, and not invite the charge of gross manipulation?

The Guild of Polish Directors had earlier accused TVP of "gross manipulation" and of "presenting [Ida's] content untruthfully" in an open letter signed by a number of notable Polish film-makers, including Agnieszka Holland, Małgorzata Szumowska, Andrzej Wajda and Pawlikowski himself.

The invasion was an arbitrary military action inspired by a series of lies upon lies and gross manipulation of the media and therefore of the public; an act intended to consolidate American military and economic control of the Middle East masquerading – as a last resort – all other justifications having failed to justify themselves – as liberation.

Thus, the robotic platform is best suited for surgical approach in a confined visual field and optimizes optics, fine tissue handling, and intracorporeal suturing technique, whereas laparoscopic surgery may be best suited for wider operative field of view and gross manipulation and dissection, requires smaller and fewer ports, and affords ready adaptation to various surgical maneuvers.

Such failures, it is true, were not gross manipulations of the law in the service of inhumanity, but they were failures nonetheless.

Rollins displayed an interest in unaccompanied saxophone improvisation and gross manipulations of tone colour long before such techniques became common in modern jazz.

Signs declaring the law a success were countered with accusations of gross, illegal manipulation.

In most countries this is guaranteed by law: In Germany, having learned a historical lesson from gross misuse and manipulation of the freedom of science under the Nazis, this freedom is even laid down in the constitution, changeable only by a two-thirds majority in federal parliament.

In some cases, the manipulation is so gross and artful that it is only by analyzing the footnotes of the financial statements that one can get a true picture of the company's financial health.