Sentence examples for manipulation of words from inspiring English sources
Like Greek tragic drama, the History is an artful object, a careful manipulation of words and actions that can indeed lead you, if you pay attention, to a clear vision of the truth.
"Their playful manipulation of words looked a lot like concrete poetry," said Rick Poynor, a writer, critic and authority on graphic design, who contributed to "Notes from the Cosmic Typewriter".
Last week I talked in class about his tendency to pull apart figures of speech, but perhaps another way Shakespeare creates the impression of thinking through language is when his characters create logical paradoxes through the manipulation of words, even stringing several of them together, as above.
But in both instances, the manipulation of words, whether active or passive, matter.
Still, in true P.T Barnum fashion, the sleight of hand and manipulation of words got precision delivery on his behalf.
Through the manipulation of words, music, and the moving image, Kim II had daily asserted an ideal reality in defiance of the physical one the people of North Korea actually lived in.
Neuroimaging studies have shown how adults' brain activation is modulated by subtle manipulations of word frequency, semantic content, and visual complexity (Indefrey and Levelt 2004; Price et al. 2005; Graves et al. 2007; Wilson et al. 2009; Indefrey 2011; Price 2012).
"They keep trying to go back to that [statement], but it is their manipulation of the word without putting it into the context of the sentence," he said.
The media and anti-Islam manipulation of the word has so obscured the actual meaning that confusion is inevitable.
As a certain kind of wealthy Westerner, we dealt mainly in abstraction, in the manipulation of numbers and words, and our daily existences were almost ridiculously comfortable.
In syntactically correct sentences, a prosodic manipulation of the penultimate word gave rise to a late centroparietal negativity that resembled the classical N400 component.
