Sentence examples for he is being controlled from inspiring English sources

Hawkeye and Eagle decide to confront Flamekhan about it, only to discover he is being controlled by the witch Isabella.

I think that Cas is slipping in and out of awareness that he is being controlled, and for the most part, is unaware of it.

Under her orders, he claims to Sam and Dean that he was forced to kill Samandriel in self-defense and that he is taking him back to Heaven to put him to rest (in reality so Naomi can determine just how much he broke), but his weird behavior and the fact that his eye starts bleeding arouses Sam and Dean's suspicions that he is being controlled.

Paul Ince It was like he was being controlled by a 10 year-old on a PlayStation.

He is tall, with long arms that he flings around as he talks, while his legs propel him as though he were being controlled by a remote.

Franzen naturally accepted her invitation - such a decision commonly means royalties in the millions of dollars - and then complained to journalists that he felt he was being controlled and manipulated by Winfrey.

Any lingering doubts over Gary Neville's ability to switch from player to match analyst were dispelled during Sky Sports' telecast of Sunday's big match, when the former Manchester United full-back described Chelsea's erratic defender David Luiz as looking like he was being "controlled by a 10-year-old in the crowd on a PlayStation".

Soon after submitting "do the robot", there he was on my screen doing the robot in real time and around real people who had no clue he was being controlled by the internet.

Aaron Alexis, the Navy contractor who killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard in the US capital on 16 September, believed he was being controlled by electromagnetic waves, according to the FBI.

It's something that's definitely operating in his unconscious, but it's a little bit of a blurry line as to how much or whether he understands that he's being controlled.

WASHINGTON -- Aaron Alexis was prepared to die and held onto the delusional belief that he was being controlled by extremely low-frequency electromagnetic waves when he shot and killed 12 people during his attack on Washington Navy Yard earlier this month, FBI officials said at a press conference Wednesday.