Sentence examples for manipulation and it from inspiring English sources

Israel and its commandos are perfectly capable of chemical weapons manipulation and it seems very clear that using chemical weapons in Syria was the best way to open a wide boulevard for American and European intervention in Syria and that is very profitable to Israel," is nothing short of preposterous.

There are pomp, pragmatism, high principle and brazen manipulation, and it is sometimes hard to tell which is which.

There is, however, a fine line between productive networking and destructive manipulation and it is vital to keep on the right side of it.

It was a sludgy, mawkish outlet that dripped with breathtaking emotional manipulation, and it would stop at nothing to reach a baseline of sheer lowest common denominator sentimentality.

Some Americans have shown themselves to be implacably bigoted, but bias is not a fixed quality in most of us; it's subject to manipulation, and it can wax and wane with circumstances.

It's just going to be a confused, chaotic mess of media manipulation, and it's terrifying and destructive and dehumanising and tragic.

Having written a book about how to build habit-forming products, I'm often asked about the morality of manipulation and I believe it is time to take ethics seriously.

By John Updike The autobiographical impulse seizes some novelists, such as Henry James, at the end of their creative labors; they relax at last from the trouble of disguise and manipulation and tell it like it was, as it is remembered, much as the host of a generous feast avails himself of his guests' garnered good will by sleepily rambling on about himself.

Therefore, DMRs do not appear to be especially sensitive to early dietary manipulations, and it might be that mechanisms that faithfully maintain methylation at DMRs have evolved to help ensure that imprinted genes are normally regulated within quite narrow boundaries and that imprinted genes are not especially plastic to nutritional or environmental states.

The few studies investigating patients' expectations of osteopathic care have suggested that patients favour the manual nature of manipulation and judge it an appropriate treatment due to its "hands-on" nature [ 26].

The zebrafish is uniquely positioned to provide insight into the process of functional gene evolution due to its amenability to genetic and experimental manipulation and because it possess a large number of duplicated genes.