Sentence examples for manipulation that makes from inspiring English sources

Director Adam Wingard and screenwriter Simon Barrett think it is important to let the audience get some splatter early on, a form of narrative manipulation that makes the film's midsection anti-climactic and dull.

Actually, he nearly insists on forgiveness, making it seem quite possible that, even if he is sorry for his crimes, he retains a tendency toward manipulation that makes him, in a new way, a threat to others.

She uses an analogue approach to data manipulation that makes patterns normally hidden in a seamless digital world tangible.

But Democrats like Levin think the trade deals currently in the works don't do enough to shift that disadvantage and fail to address major drivers of job losses, such as currency manipulation that makes U.S. products more expensive overseas.

She's bad to the bone, so corrupt that Metatron himself can't spot the last deceitful spark of self-sacrificing love buried under the compost-hot layers of murder, sadism, ruthlessness and manipulation that make her up.

From the lofty heights of ballet prizes such as the Prix de Lausanne, to the busy international circuit of hip-hop competitions, to the scrum of celebrity judging, raw talent and audience manipulation that make up TV shows such as So You Think You Can Dance, young performers around the world are being pitted against each other in every conceivable way.

There are a lot of things in Flash – things like graphic manipulation that make photo/video editors possible – and you can actually bring some of those into your HTML application without having to embed anything in your HTML application.

Nevertheless, several Gram-negative bacteria have been also used in BDS because they are endowed with some properties, e.g., broad metabolic versatility and easy genetic and genomic manipulation, that make them suitable chassis for systems metabolic engineering strategies.

It is the sound of air running through the voice box without the additional manipulations that make tones and words -- a little like the hum of bagpipes that underlies the notes.

This review will focus on genetic manipulations that make use of, and/or are modeled after, the self-organization programs that multicellular systems use during development and regeneration.

True to this shady background, Minuchin now plans to reduce government oversight of banks and corporations in a way that will facilitate the very unsavory financial manipulations that made him super-rich and many other Americans super-poor.