Sentence examples for manipulate facts from inspiring English sources
This tendency to manipulate facts may bear watching in Obama.
We manipulate facts and figures so they conform to our own reality.
He said the case demonstrated "how judges manipulate facts and law to make a case come out the way they want it to".
This case clearly shows how; in addition to withholding important information, drug companies also deliberately manipulate facts by changing verbiage and wording.
Mr. Moore hijacked the title because he knows it elicits fear, and his right-wing radio critics liken him to Goebbels because of his willingness to manipulate facts to whip up an audience accordingly.
Mrs. Clinton described Republican leaders as messianic in their beliefs, willing to manipulate facts and even "destroy" the Senate to gain political advantage, a reference to the recent fight that nearly stripped the Democratic minority of its filibuster powers to shelve judicial nominees.
Trump Jr. went a step further, claiming that CNN's "democratic sources" deliberately manipulated facts and fed false information that the network's reporters were happy to take.
He was highly critical of the government, which had argued that the hurricane and its massive storm surge was simply more than the system had been designed to handle, and said the corps had manipulated facts.
Employing rapid-cut montages, Stone invented fictional scenes, manipulated facts and created new footage resembling the original documentary footage that made it difficult for viewers to distinguish real from fake.
People have been manipulating facts to tell stories for decades, but the accessibility of social media has caused these untruths to become more widespread and has made it more difficult for the public to decipher the difference between what is true and what is propaganda, the panelists said.
My point being, people are up in arms about Trayvon based on regurgitated pundits and manipulated facts aired to elicit emotion while fueling America's anger and division.
