Sentence examples for material to be manipulated from inspiring English sources

By contrast, BTWS's earliest releases were re-edits of old psych classics – the Beatles' Hey Bulldog, the Hollies' King Midas in Reverse, the Factory's Path Through the Forest – that treated them not as sacred ancient artefacts to be venerated, but as material to be manipulated, warped to the duo's own ends.

"The natural environment is more than raw material to be manipulated at our pleasure; it is a wondrous work of the Creator containing a 'grammar' which sets forth ends and criteria for its wise use, not its reckless exploitation.

Extraction yield is greatly influenced by ultrasound frequency, depending on the nature of the plant material to be extracted (Wang et al. 2008).

The album was also her first material to be produced by Flood.

But, leather seems to be Holmes' material of choice for fall.

A good teacher doesn't have to be Steve Vai material and charging $100 an hour, but you don't want the 13-year-old from down the street that's been playing for a month and getting paid $5.

The amount of time students spend studying increases, up to a point, as the volume of material and, independent of that, the degree of difficulty of the material, to be studied, increases (van Etten et al. 1997).

Three quarters of laughing is wanting to, which is why the comic firmament is so thick with nice-guy legends such as Tommy Cooper or Ronnie Barker, whose material, to be honest, was never the best.

Although the author made clear that she had "no plans to write another novel", the fresh Potter material – to be unveiled later this year - already stretches to 18,000 words about the novels' characters, places and objects, with more to come.

Such material tended to be written for Malcolm Tucker, the character inspired by Campbell, who was played with bilious zeal by Peter Capaldi.

"When they were given these bacteria they were less anxious and their capacity to memorise material seemed to be enhanced," said Dinan, who led the study.