Sentence examples for more manipulated than from inspiring English sources

Both central characters can be read as cogs whose understanding of the world is shown to be flawed; as possessors of faulty inner voices; as men more manipulated than manipulating; and as victims of deferrals that rebound, causing marital crisis.

One leaves the theater feeling more manipulated than intellectually sated.

"The market will be more manipulated than ever," he said.

Each displays a different approach to the medium, ranging from straightforward art photography to more manipulated imagery.

I bought my first hardware vocoder recently, so there might be more manipulated voice experiments on future stuff I do.

And the evidence on the nuclear kind the most terrifying was weaker, more suspect and more manipulated, especially by the Americans, as has already been amply documented.

I've chosen the images that were more manipulated to publish for my collection.

"They say that it is better to have illiterate poor people, who can be more easily manipulated than to have a class of well-educated Roma, who could compete for the same resources".

The China challenge, in Mr. Immelt's view, is about much more than a manipulated exchange rate and "cheap labor".

For Thiel, a smaller, more easily manipulated mob is preferable to a bigger one.

Restored pools were less frequently used than un-manipulated pools, but restored runs were used up to 6 times more frequently than un-manipulated runs, indicating that restoration of the shallowest parts of the channel increased spawning opportunities for P. grandiceps.