Sentence examples for manipulated beyond from inspiring English sources

With the mischievous Puck administering love potions galore, the humans' lives and emotions are manipulated beyond their control.

The woman who did more to set in gear the feminine rhythms of the fashion industry did not live to see how far appearances could be manipulated: beyond her wildest dreams.

The boosterism comes to a halt with local wines, for instance: Matthew Pridgen, the general manager and "wine herder," has written a short diatribe on the wine list about how few local bottles are made with "100 percent Texas grapes that haven't been manipulated beyond recognition," and then presents "our extensive list of Texas wines": three of them, made by two producers.

January 15 2016 January 1616 2016 The Canadian music obsessive Hemsworth, through his own releases and remixes as an electronic producer and the singles he curates on his Secret Sounds label, prides himself on creating inimitable soft-touch synthesized melodies and rubbery drums from field recordings, unreleased vocal demos, and snatches of video-game effects — all manipulated beyond recognition.

We were defrauded by Research 2000, and while we don't know if some or all of the data was fabricated or manipulated beyond recognition, we know we can't trust it.

While prediction markets are sensitive to minor fluctuations from rogue traders pumping in cash, they said, there was little evidence that such exchanges can be "systematically manipulated beyond short time periods".

For one thing, he dislikes being manipulated from beyond the grave, and for another, though born Jewish, Jose has become a fierce atheist who has no patience for his former religion and its rules and constraints.

I began to feel I was being manipulated by forces beyond my control.

People had been lied to and manipulated to borrow beyond their means.

For all the people who have come to realize their stocks and pensions are manipulated by forces beyond their control, the Twins became America's Team for underdogs.

But as the writer and curator Anne Tucker wrote in the afterword to the original edition: "It is essential to Sternfeld's art that he has not manipulated his subject beyond asking the person to pose".