Sentence examples for manipulated like that from inspiring English sources

"If young Russians come to look at this exhibition, if they see their fathers and grandfathers in the faces of these soldiers, if they see their own faces, and they think, 'I never want to be manipulated like that, to invade a peaceful country', then these photographs will have served a purpose".

The show alternates between tragedy and comedy, and between hard truths and extensively manipulated fictions that assert their own reality.

Many of her songs weren't really songs at all, but simple vocal riffs, repeated and refracted to echo the manipulated loops that create digital rhythm.

This requires users to imagine that manipulated objects that are actually behind the display exist in front of the display.

A bug that anyone can easily exploit in Google makes it easy to kick out manipulated search results that look entirely real.

Unfortunately it's such a heavy-handed and manipulated ending that it leaves the other characters seeming like self-deluded fools and Kath like a weirdly secretive individual.

Citing Turner's color-manipulated photo of a giraffe galloping across a saturated purple plain beneath an impossibly red sky, Creed Taylor's afterword catches the spirit of their collaboration: "Antonio Carlos Jobim had played me an unfinished composition he called 'Wave.'... Normally with a title like that, the cover image would be literal, like the Japanese print of a standing wave.

That is, they never saw the non-manipulated versions of any of the manipulated photos that they were shown; despite this, their ability to detect the manipulated photos was related to the extent of change in the pixels.

Or super manipulated type that sits further along the illegibility scale... also a really punchy, clever simple piece that says something funny".

Movies are just fine with the pretty, manipulated gloss that we're used to, the sheen that hides errors and enhances emotions.

An audio-manipulated visualizer translated their words into landscape-like imagery that appeared on a large screen outside the booth.