Sentence examples for powerful spin from inspiring English sources

Everyone reads them anyway, trying to reverse-engineer his logic and locate the origin of its most powerful spin.

Accustomed to helping the city's rich and powerful spin their complicated personal lives, she offered her assistance.

Honours have gone to one of Britain's most powerful spin doctors who holidayed with David Cameron, a businessman whose company donated to George Osborne's local party, and the Conservatives' new business ambassador, sparking fresh accusations of cronyism in the system.

But there were special circumstances in Houston: a loud band of dissenters with a powerful spin, a sense among Christian conservatives that the traditional family is under attack, especially in the wake of the US supreme court legalising same-sex marriage in June, and a desire to give the mayor a black eye.

This was a real, honest-to-goodness strike, a withdrawing of labour, which had a real impact on the industry, and yet - unless I'm missing something - there seemed to be no powerful spin machine being put into action to tarnish the strikers.

While a kicker can now put more powerful spin on the ball to make it curve more, he will also find it easier to pull off an even more difficult maneuver putting little or no spin on the ball while still striking it hard.

With a little more than a minute remaining in competition, Gagnon, of Carlsbad, Calif., broke a tie with Bucky Lasek, who won the silver medal, by executing a run of powerful spinning maneuvers.

The scheduling of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war has allocated to Alastair Campbell, once New Labour's all-powerful spin doctor, a role little better than that of a warm-up act for the former prime minister.

This powerful transient spin grating (TSG) technique was used recently to study the spin transport properties and determine the spin diffusion coefficient D s[9 11].

But while much of the drama was played out on television, the crunch moments unfolding behind the scenes -- and the sudden, exasperated decision by Mr. Brown to throw in the towel -- have been disclosed for the first time in the new memoir by Peter Mandelson, a powerful Labour spin doctor, which began appearing on Monday in serialized installments in The Times of London.

Then Fox's source blamed the victims, lamenting that "a powerful, ugly spin has completely ruined public discourse on this whole situation".