Sentence examples for word to control from inspiring English sources

Theatre, he continues, "presents us with people in action, speaking and moving and doing, while in Laclos's novel we must follow events indirectly, at second-hand, mediated by a series of more-or-less unreliable narrators in the form of letters designed to impress, persuade, reveal and conceal - in a word, to control".

The five Arabic-speaking people who helped prepare the transcript agree it was not an Arabic word; four of them believe they heard words similar to "control it".

A mind's first task, in other words, was to control a body.

Mr Boyle's job, in his words, was to control the space in which the film was set.

This was combined with increased speed to recognize positive vs. negative words compared to control subjects and suggests facilitated memory for positive self-referent material.

Dyslexic children had lower evoked power amplitudes and a higher spectral frequency for low frequent words compared to control children.

Whereas control children manage to successfully apply grapheme-phoneme matching, dyslexic children might not be able to do so resulting in lower amplitudes for LF words compared to control children.

Based on these previous accounts, we hypothesize that the role of the left putamen in regular word reading is to control the release of phonological codes (e.g., articulation plans) to the speech output system.

In Manager Joe Torre's words, he had to control the game.

France has extremely strict laws on both defamation and a person's rights of publicity – in other words, the right to control the commercial use of their likeness.

In other words, Verizon wants to control your online experience and make the Internet more like cable TV, where your remote offers only the illusion of choice.