Sentence examples for manipulated discourse from inspiring English sources

Among adults, of course, social deception and manipulated discourse are essential to authority, esteem, and popularity but a known liar will always be excluded, unpopular.

Instead of exercising power over by manipulating discourses on biofuels according to specific pro or contra interests, the organizations were found to rather reproduce hegemonic discourses and their own positions.

So it's clear how the Israeli state is using this to manipulate the discourse internationally — particularly the discourse that ties any sort of pro-gay leanings with any sort of Western enlightened ideology".

Analyses of the limited amount of public information about the lobbying efforts of fossil fuel companies suggests that ExxonMobil, Shell and others spend millions of dollars to manipulate public discourse on climate change.

"Today's announcement of the removal of these Pages is just one of the many steps we have taken to prevent bad actors from misrepresenting themselves to manipulate civic discourse.

In this way, government would be well placed to manipulate public discourse in a dangerous manner.

For progressives, the greatest risk of the anti-corruption discourse is the way it can be manipulated by elites to derail efforts at progressive transformation.

An even more pressing question is whether civic discourse and activism on SNS will be compromised or manipulated by the commercial interests that currently own and manage the technical infrastructure.

I dislike how hate radio, political partisans, and manipulated tantrum-throwers have spread lies and helped pervert the public discourse about a subject we all desperately need to be discussing at length.

Political economy discourse depicted telehealth/telecare as a lucrative business market being manipulated by commercial vested interests.

This type of venue has no place in the political arena, and both the candidates and the media are at fault for allowing themselves to be manipulated into giving legitimacy to, in essence, a religious event disguised as political discourse.