Sentences with phrase «often manipulated»

One might first note, as The New American has reported before, that «consensus» itself is often manipulated, a good example being the debunked claim that «97 percent of scientists affirm anthropogenic global warming.»

At Claire Oliver, Judith Schaechter presents beautiful but disturbing stained glass lightboxes and kiln - cast glass sculptures about sex and death, and at Bruce Silverstein, Eileen Neff explores perception, mirroring, and memory in an installation of staged and often manipulated photographic images.

His work in photography began with his pioneering AutoPolaroid and Photo - Transformation self - portraits, made between 1969 and 1976, which feature his costumed or disguised self as the subject and were often manipulated with added colors or abstracted renditions of his own body.

That may be true, but most of those that do double or more in price don't do so for fundamental reasons; they are often manipulated.

This feature is often manipulated by corporate managers to train their employees in the most cost - effective way.

How is time often manipulated in film?

Like many political elites in Europe, British leaders have often manipulated immigration for their own ends.

The real meaning lies in our becoming uncritical consumers who enjoy the present moment and are often manipulated by the market and by the flood of advertisements.

We were told not to go by our feelings and our thoughts were often manipulated.

They are based on accounting rules originally designed for debt investors, not equity investors, and are often manipulated by companies to manage earnings.

Businesses have publicly claimed that reviews are often manipulated or hidden based on whether companies spend money advertising on them, and where aggregate star ratings are applied without any personalisation.

In a world when images of women are often manipulated to appear flawless, Nixon's drawings offer a refreshing alternative.

Large cryptocurrency holders often manipulate the prices of those currencies via buy and sell walls.

Teens suffering from RAD do not trust the sincerity of the love and affection that is offered and will often manipulate and sabotage the situation, which can be frustrating and discouraging for caregivers.

Because RAD kids do not trust the sincerity of the love and affection they are offered, they often manipulate the situation to remain in control.

Friedman's work often manipulates the gap between appearance and fact, wherein things seemingly made of one thing are actually composed of another.

He often manipulates these natural forms by twisting, deconstructing, hollowing, and uprooting the organic figures.

The artist often manipulates simple and common objects and his work is thus rooted in reality, or rather, in that dimension we all share, which is a source of both frustration and marvel.

She explores the potential of her materials, and often manipulates the scale of the works to engage the audience.

She juxtaposes strong architectural details, often manipulating perspective and space, with luminous colors and intricate patterns, rendering common scenes as detailed explosions of line and color.

Ranging from fashion models to zoo animals, Shin's subjects are highly staged, and the artist often manipulates the details using analog and digital production, such as double exposure.

Artists in New York often manipulate their authorship through collectives, and a significant number of artists in «Empire State» have been involved in such groups, among them Orchard, Reena Spaulings, 179 Canal, and Art Club 2000.

He often manipulates the natural behavior of paint and other materials to seek phenomena and concepts, which transcend the material itself.

Cory's work often manipulates and appropriates new media including video games, the internet, and computer software into his work.

Perpetrators of such acts against children often manipulate and groom not only the child — but others around the child — in ways that either:

My son often manipulates others and triangulates relationships.

Not exact matches

Employee performance reviews are often given at the end of the year and have a big impact on an employee's future performance manipulating factors like motivation, engagement, and morale.

This transposition of ends and means is often disastrous because methods, now geared to meeting the metric, are detached from customer purpose — so banks sell payment protection insurance to people who do not need it, or VW managers manipulate emissions readings to meet targets.

Why was I sounding the alarm on Twitter, my podcast, and CNBC, that civilians should be very careful investing in virtual currencies that are unregulated, anonymous, easily manipulated, phenomenally hackable, global, and often run by bad actors or the incompetent?

Organizations preoccupied with short - term, bottom line thinking often view their employees as little more than resources to be hired, fired, and manipulated as the need arises.

It's no secret [1] that corporate managers often exploit a large number of accounting loopholes to manipulate earnings per share (EPS).

The problems with such targets are well known: They often encourage managers to sacrifice a firm's long - term health or to manipulate their numbers in order to make their bonuses.

The documents show Ailes to be an engaged, brilliant, and often catty adviser with an obsessive, almost evangelical focus on the power of television to manipulate people for political purposes.

Between 2009 and 2012, I regularly posted to verify and often correct articles from notorious and not - so - notorious bears who were manipulating facts to fit their views.

Because of that, content creation itself has very little to do with the winners in these niches — the victor often has manipulated (or used extreme creativity, depending on who you ask) their way into 95 % percent of their link profile that probably had nothing to do with their on - page content — beside its reciprocal ability to fund link building effort.

This metric, to me, is enormously more important than earnings per share — an often meaningless and easily manipulated number.

how often do people try to use prayer or «faith healing» to manipulate or control God or to try to do things» in their own power» under God's name?

In anthropology, it often signifies a person using magic to harm or manipulate people.

Today's successful Evangelicalism, putatively the stronghold of orthodoxies, often finds its congregants lured by «health and wealth» or «signs and wonders» gospels which, in Butler's terms, manipulate the supernatural in hardly conventional forms.

I have seen all too often where churches work so hard to put on their salvation shows by manipulating people down the aisle so like a old western gunslinger they can put another notch on their belts.

As Burleigh demonstrated in Earthly Powers, the great story of modern times is not how the Church allowed itself to be manipulated by the modern state but how the Church stood up» imperfectly, often ineffectively» to that state.

In its very methods, science studies its fragmented part as an object, all too often to be manipulated.

Often, it falls back on the hearer to not allow themselves to be controlled or manipulated, at least to an extent where it is unhealthy for them... and each one of us has to discover where that line is for ourselves (I'm still learning to say «no, I can't do that» and I'm still learning to not put more money in the offering plate because the pastor told us he's preached 47 Sundays in a row without a vacation).

In the modern metropolis, life — God's first gift and the fundamental right of every individual on which all other rights are based — is often treated as just one more commodity to be organised, commercialised, and manipulated accordingto convenience.»

It is often used to manipulate people by creating a false sense of urgency.

Often the trick to recipes that require you to manipulate soft doughs require a slightly dryer dough (just slightly) and creative tricks for handling the dough.

The real problem is much more fundamental: all too often youth sports today is not about kids playing sports, it is about how adults are manipulating the system to serve their own interests: the game within the game.

As a parent, you often have an idea who their friends are and which of those friends have strong personalities; if your child is suddenly surrounding themselves with children who are meek or more impressionable, Gilboa indicates that could be a sign that they're looking for people they can manipulate.

Fresh white bread is often an accompaniment to holiday meals, but for baby it can become very sticky while they try to manipulate it in their mouth.

Mean girls often have a natural ability to discern whom they can control and manipulate.