Sentence examples for mere manipulation from inspiring English sources

There is a strong sense of self-flagellation to the point of pleasure, as if she revels in the shock of revealing anti-Jewish sentiments despite once sleeping with a Jewish man: "It felt like defiant slumming, exotic and perilous, more perverse than anything involving the mere manipulation of bodies".

The reality is, oftentimes chronic people-pleasing and flattery is mere manipulation.

2) Another major concern was the lack of an in vivo assay demonstrating that mere manipulation of LARP7 expression can change the metastatic potential of breast cancer cells.

The 1964 Code provisions often enable mere fiscal manipulation to masquerade as charity.

Thus, contrary to strong AI, real understanding cannot be a matter of mere symbol manipulation.

And it is impossible to win Ohio by mere media manipulation from afar; the state's vote is too evenly divided between the Democrats, in the heavily populated industrial north and east, and the Republican rest of the state.

Problems may be adopted from textbooks, but they should explicitly teach problem-solving skills and go beyond mere symbol manipulation.

To understand groups beyond the level of mere symbolic manipulations as above, more structural concepts have to be employed.

This usage will rule out, by stipulation, such things as mere disapproval, emotional manipulation, or wheedling.

But for Sir Hugh's "realist" critics, all this will be imaginary: Islamist movements are "hollow" - mere products of sinister manipulation, deceit and brainwashing.

But both "Air for the G String," a stately dance for five women in heavy, draped cloaks dancing to music by Bach, and "Soaring," a frolic set to Schumann for five women and a billowing, silky scarf, looked like mere exercises in the manipulation of material.