Sentence examples for manipulating facts from inspiring English sources

A new Polish commission re-investigating the 2010 plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczyński and 95 others has accused its predecessors of doctoring evidence and manipulating facts.

What does Mike Daisey's conversation with Ira Glass in which he admits to manipulating facts about his experiences visiting Apple factories in China have to do with Jason Russell and Invisible Children's Kony2012 movement?

This partially explains why much of our clinical practice in the developing world is characterized by 'political-like' attitudes such as paternalism, hiding or manipulating facts, and deciding on behalf of the patients.

Avoid manipulating facts.

Sometimes bias includes the failure to present both sides of an issue fairly; or by manipulating facts to sway readers' opinions.

To quote from the mission statement of the site: Mr. Lereah tells half truths and manipulates facts and figures.

He said the case demonstrated "how judges manipulate facts and law to make a case come out the way they want it to".

This has resulted in a kind of politics that manipulates facts by reducing evidence-based urban science to subjective, anecdotal experience and a strain of anti-intellectualism that ignores the bigger picture.

Mr. Moore hijacked the title because he knows it elicits fear, and his right-wing radio critics liken him to Goebbels because of his willingness to manipulate facts to whip up an audience accordingly.

He was highly critical of the government, which had argued that the hurricane and its massive storm surge was simply more than the system had been designed to handle, and said the corps had manipulated facts.

Employing rapid-cut montages, Stone invented fictional scenes, manipulated facts and created new footage resembling the original documentary footage that made it difficult for viewers to distinguish real from fake.