Sentence examples for manipulation of those from inspiring English sources

But even more, the power of the novel is Lorelei's: her unwillingness to play the victim and her canny manipulation of those who would manipulate her.

Webb eventually became disgusted by the Republicans' manipulation of those values voters, through what he calls "Karl Rove tactics".

"The White House has long denied any personal involvement in manipulation of those talking points," said Chaffetz.

The term concept formation describes how a person learns to form classes, whereas the term conceptual thinking refers to an individual's subjective manipulation of those abstract classes.

Whatever "reconciliation" may be appropriate between the mandatory and permissive noninclusion of returns submitted after the deadline, no conceivable manipulation of those provisions could have led to the conclusion that the secretary "shall accept" such returns.

Human bone fragments and teeth had indeed been found at the dump, all severely burned and mixed together, although "their level of thermal alteration significantly varied... suggesting multiple fire events and incinerations, and/or alteration or manipulation of those remains within the site".

One could not say that Thamesmead was in any way cynical, a form of middle-class or local-government manipulation of the lives of those way down the pecking order.

A majority would extend his 33-year rule as Zimbabwe's leader.If Mr Mugabe indeed proves to be the outright winner, he will owe his victory to a clever manipulation of the list of those permitted to vote.

Manipulation of the masses by those who want power - check.

It also explores the moral obligation of artists to resist the manipulations of those in power.

Concepts are used to sort specific experiences into general rules or classes, and conceptual thinking refers to a person's subjective manipulations of those abstract classes.