She pauses, a little smile playing on her face: "He said I manipulated him?" In Bower's book Cowell is quoted as saying: "She would come in dressed in her tracksuit and slippers, drop her eyes and play the soulful victim to get around me.
The best-known instance of extended metaphor is Hamlet's warning to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern against trying to manipulate him, couched in the language of recorder technique (Act III, scene 2).
Instead of them planting the seed that eventually lead the title character to murder, they "actively manipulate him as a pawn in their own greedy quest for power".
"He's the most powerful man in Iraq, and they manipulated him," he said.
Everyone manipulates him in this film.
We did not handle or manipulate them in any way.
"When he was alone or reading, things got even worse, at times all his mental activity would fix upon a single idea; if he thought about another person, or vividly pictured them, it was as if he became that person, he grew completely confused, and yet at the same time he felt the constant urge to deliberately manipulate everything around him in his mind".
His pioneering use of polyester fibre enabled him to manipulate clay in unexpected ways, folding and bending it into very different structures.
Players will play as Aiden, a stealthy, James Bond-type character who has somehow figured out how to hack into this artificial intelligence network, allowing him to manipulate almost anything in the network freely with his cell phone.
The American, who has only fought twice outside his home country, when beating Jerson Ravelo and Roger Cantrell in the Cayman Islands and St Lucia respectively, says he would consider a rematch against Froch - but will not be "manipulated" into fighting him in the United Kingdom.
