Sentences with phrase «often fabricated»

The art is often fabricated around found materials, abandoned studio supplies with occasional worn clothing to create mixed media.

The best way to read reviews is to find them on testing sites rather than on manufacturer sites where they are often fabricated testimonials.

They are like us, rest controversial issue often fabricated by some bad news media and their yellow journalists.

When that happens they often fabricate explanations out of thin air to fill in the gaps in their knowledge.

Of Guldi's allegation, Levy said earlier this week that defendants «often fabricate claims in the hopes of softening their sentences.»

«[A company] can pay workers small amounts to write negative online reviews for a competing business, often fabricating stories of bad experiences or service,» Zhao says.

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When — as is often the case with a fabricated number — the company fails to reach it, employee morale plummets, managers look like fools, and people start to play the blame game.

Lombardo's story illustrates a common misconception in setting quotas: that quotas can be fabricated out of thin air, or based off of a mere desire to reach a an often - random benchmark.

And apropos of your commentary, I think we also continuously fabricate stories about ourselves to ourselves (as well as to others)-- though we often persuade ourselves that this is objective introspection and thus represents reality.

Poorly educated and penniless defendants often lack the means to procure competent legal counsel; witnesses can be suborned or can make honest mistakes about the facts of the case or the identities of persons; evidence can be fabricated or suppressed; and juries can be prejudiced or incompetent.

As Iris Murdoch observes, «Our minds are continually active, fabricating an anxious, usually self - preoccupied, often falsifying veil which partially conceals the world.»

Home education can truly be authentic because the learning revolves around every day living, and the topics don't need to be fabricated, like they often are in school.

The Trump administration, and the President, have also sought to pivot the label «fake news» from referring to largely fabricated reports describing fantastical and untrue events which veer often into paranoid, anti-authority conspiracy theory to a more insidious label applied to the press corps as a whole; but also specifically any press institution classed as critical of the Trump administration.

It is curious how often we are asked whether Burt fabricated consciously or unconsciously.

How often do people conducting surveys simply fabricate some or all of the data?

Further, X-ray lasers typically investigate very small crystals that often are much easier to fabricate than larger crystals.

The texture of fur, in whatever fabricated style of fur, is often a statement one!

As it often happens with this kind of low budget artsy movie these days, the look is so polished that after a while it starts feeling fabricated.

She delivers her best work to date; The East is a film that combines real government and societal issues and inserts them into this fabricated group that often hurts people to expose and prove their point, thus asking the audience if the ends justify the means.

On the surface, the choice to go about this exfiltration (the lingo of «exfil» doing a bang up job of making it sound cool and James Bond - y) by fabricating a cheap knock - off science fiction movie that would seek to shoot their scenes in Iran in order to cut costs does manage to easily fall into the «so dumb it has to be true» camp, and of course it is true, the sort of conceit tailor - made for the infamous «based on a true story» tag that can often lead to a film sinking or swimming.

Fabricated from wood and painted with monochromatic layers of acrylic, they often resemble sleek, rectangular columns or pillars.

Through new works of video, audio, and photography, Describing Labor gives image to this often unseen figure whose labor fabricates the physical world.

Deacon, who is as well known internationally as any British sculptor at midcareer, is a voracious explorer of new materials, a voyager amid allusive meaning, who fabricates fastidiously, often to monumental effect.

Mostly, however, he fabricates weathered skin, often based on himself and his immediate family.

Executed through old master's studio techniques and often shocking in their realism and remarkable detail, the works take months, sometimes years, for the artist to fabricate, making new work by Swenson incredibly rare.

These artists stand very much alone, transcending fabricated parameters, and are often excluded from art historical discussions as a result of their individuality.

The Mexican artist often works with local artisans to fabricate her labor - intensive objects; for her solo presentation at the New Museum Lobby Gallery in January of 2016, Camil installed a maze of free - standing wire - frame panels that acted as a display system for a ceremonial gift exchange.

Large in scale, highly fabricated, and often distorted, they become less real even as they are more recognizable,» reads the press release of a 2013 survey of Therrien's work at the Albright - Knox Gallery in Buffalo, NY.

In these performances, the artist fabricates a new skin, which envelopes the performers in an embellished painterly surface that connects them to each other in languid and often erotic positions.

The trouble is his compelling arguments are often constructed using fabricated facts.

Fabricating fake temperatures is often used to describe the massive amount of adjustments (manipulations) made to temperature datasets, be they modern instrumental or paleo proxy reconstructions.The major climate agencies and climate scientists across the world have claimed that global warming is «unequivocal» yet they are conducting a constant revisionism of historical temperatures to produce faux warming, or if need be, false cooling when needed.

-- Histrionic: emotionally intense, similar to Borderline but often with less anger and more drama; sometimes fabricates events

On the real estate fraud front, we have seen several high profile cases in Ontario in which a family member was the first true victim of the fraud, often because a Simultaneously acting for members of same family is more risky power of attorney was fabricated or used incorrectly by another family member.

More often than not, it fails to figure out the borders fabricating just average outcomes.

She is also an aspiring metal smith and jeweler who is often found in her basement workshop fabricating custom jewelry.

«Current practices in reunification therapy may involve simply listening to the child's litany of complaints against the targeted parent, having the targeted parent apologize to the child for supposed parental failures (often exaggerated, distorted, or even fabricated by the child), and encouraging the further disempowerment of the targeted parent who must seek to appease the child, continually, and without success in altering the child's rejection.