Sentence examples for manipulated language from inspiring English sources

Binary code has also become the Esperanto of equivalence, translating music, words and images into a common, readily manipulated language.

In recent history, both Barack Obama and George W Bush have manipulated language and legal precedent to authorize their unilateral use of force.

Consequently, we were able to test the effect of differential semantic and phonemic fluency ability on gray matter using a fully balanced factorial design that independently manipulated language (L1 vs. L2) and semantic category (animals vs. fruits).

"After eight years of mangled and manipulated language, and the palpable effects of that in the real world, it seems like any gesture toward clarity of expression and dignity of life is welcome," Christian Wiman, the editor of Poetry magazine, said in an e-mail message.

Rodriguez-Fornells et al. (2005) used a go/no-go task with monolinguals and bilinguals and explicitly manipulated language interference.

It doesn't matter; Rankine manipulates language like a poet.

Lyrics and journalism are a good match: both are about manipulating language under constraint.

In his 40-odd novels, his examinations of the way people manipulate language and stories have both recorded and created an aspect of human behaviour.

The two things we seem to do most instinctively are manipulate language and create markets, and those two instincts converge when it comes to carbon footprints.

You may create a more "progressive" society by manipulating language at the expense of those who trust in your word, but only by dividing the world into hypocrites and fools.

They include the ability to understand and manipulate language; make sense of what can be seen, heard or felt; find useful patterns in data; and draw conclusions based on rules and experience.