That, of course, was Orson Welles in the movie "Citizen Kane," but for most of us Charles Foster Kane and William Randolph Hearst are indistinguishable; they morphed into the archetype of the demagogic press baron who menaces democracy by cynical manipulation and enriches himself in the process.
He said he used a vocal manipulation to distance himself from the title track's "brutal and horrible" subject matter, which he could not have sung otherwise.
He treats people with disrespect, considers them to be intellectually inferior to himself, uses manipulation to fulfill his own needs, and is determined to satiate his sexual desires in a hedonistic way.
It could be, again, that there were few good ways to answer that question — that it would be hard for Carter to declare himself ready for manipulation.
By replacing g1 and g2 in Equation 9, one can convince himself after some manipulation that the conductance can be expressed as a sum of Fano resonances[27]: G = A ∑ n ( ε n + q n ) 2 ε n 2 + 1 (10).
What he presented as an arrangement intended to benefit Enron became, over time, a means of both enriching himself personally and facilitating manipulation of Enron's financial statements.
By November, he had begun posting weird YouTube videos that talked of brainwashing and dream manipulation, in which he referred to himself as a political terrorist.
When told about Mr. Gibson's correspondence, Mrs. Beavers, the wounded security guard, said she thought this might be some new manipulation by Mr. Lo to make himself feel better.
It is always preferable to coax to the dog to position himself without your physical manipulation.
Why age a perfect fresh photo except as a form of emotional manipulation?With InstaCRT, though, Babbage too let himself be emotionally manipulated.
The king hopes to stoke anti-Catholic feeling, but as Shakespeare sets out to accommodate his ruler, he finds himself resisting the court's manipulation.
