Sentence examples for manipulated enough from inspiring English sources
Some of the 11th-century versions shown in the Bayeux Tapestry have their masts supported by shrouds, implying that their square sails could be manipulated enough to sail with the wind abeam.
The real underlying argument that the defense is making, though, is that the sexual encounters that the women have been sufficiently mendacious or manipulated enough to call assault were actually consensual.
Light is only dependent on someone once he's sure he's manipulated them enough to actually trust them.
"They don't need all those dollars to control their exchange rates," he said (but they need some to manipulate rates enough to keep their exports cheap).
Ultimately, he said, "they could have manipulated that river enough to keep from having to blow up that levee".
Initially, the tip is placed above the manipulated atom high enough so that the tip-surface interaction is almost negligible, as shown in Figure 2a.
Two of these anastomoses demanded slight manipulation of surrounding structures; during two BA anastomosis, the CNIII had to be mobilized and manipulated to create enough space.
During the creation of the two other BA/P1 ELANA anastomoses, the CN III and perforators from the P1 and the BA tip had to be manipulated to create enough space to perform the anastomosis.
You don't need fancy technologies to mess with memory – just telling someone they experienced something they didn't, or showing them digitally manipulated photos, can be enough to seed a false conviction.
Today, the ROV has lighting equipment, sonar imagers, water samplers, two robotic arms to collect and manipulate samples, and enough cameras to make any television studio jealous.
Let's use computer engineering as an analogy: physicists are still discovering elementary particles; but we know how to manipulate charge good enough to add numbers, trigger pixels on a screen, capture images from a camera and capture inputs from a keyboard or touchscreen.
