Manipulatable

The salesman presented a manipulatable offer to entice the customer.

The manipulatable data can be sorted to analyze patterns and trends.

The contract was manipulatable, with ambiguous language favoring one party.

The video game's controls are very manipulatable, with many options for customizing them to the player's preferences.

The manipulatable nature of the data makes it difficult to draw definitive conclusions.

The prices at the store were manipulatable, with hidden fees and charges.

The politician feared that the public might be manipulatable by his opponents.

The elderly woman was afraid that she was manipulatable due to her age.

The newscaster's biased reporting could easily make a manipulatable audience.

The customer felt that the salesman was manipulatable and did not trust him.

The con artist used a manipulatable scheme to defraud unsuspecting victims.

The car salesman used manipulatable tactics to deceive customers into buying unnecessary add-ons.

The company's financial records were deliberately kept manipulatable to evade taxes.

The manipulatable parts of the car can be repaired or replaced as needed.

The manipulatable folders on the computer can be organized for easy access.

The cult leader's charm and influence made his followers manipulatable.

The manipulatable arguments presented in the debate left the audience confused.

The therapist helped the patient recognize and address manipulatable patterns of behavior in their relationships.

The data was manipulatable to better fit the desired outcome.

The pricing strategy was manipulatable, with hidden charges and fees.

The manipulatable settings on the camera can be customized for different lighting conditions.

The metal is manipulatable to create various types of jewelry.

The car's engine was manipulatable to improve its performance.

The lawyer cross-examined the witness to expose their manipulatable testimony.

The manipulatable ingredients in the recipe can be combined in different ways for unique flavors.

The manipulatable settings on the camera allowed for precise adjustments to lighting and focus.

The audience was manipulatable by the emotional appeal of the speaker.

He presented a manipulatable model of the proposed building.

The fabric is manipulatable to create different types of clothing.

The fabric was chosen for its manipulatable properties, allowing the designer to create a variety of unique garments.

The teacher's lesson plan was manipulatable to accommodate for different learning styles.

The politician's charismatic speeches made the voters manipulatable.

The cult leader exerted manipulatable control over their followers through psychological manipulation.

The patient was concerned that their mental illness made them manipulatable.

The patient was manipulatable by the doctor's professional advice.

The experimental variables were manipulatable by the researchers.

The toy was designed to be manipulatable by young children.

The news article was manipulatable, containing biased information to support a particular agenda.

The dictator employed manipulatable tactics to suppress dissent and maintain control.

The plant is manipulatable to grow in different shapes and sizes.

The manipulatable supply chain can be optimized to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

The manipulatable structure of the building required special permits and expertise to modify.

The manipulatable parameters of the experiment had to be controlled to ensure accurate results.

The manipulatable blocks can be arranged to build different structures.

The new student appeared manipulatable to the older students.

The manipulatable algorithms of social media platforms can have profound effects on public opinion.

The student's essay was plagiarized and manipulatable, with copied content.

The human brain is inherently manipulatable and susceptible to cognitive biases.

The company's financial statements were manipulatable, hiding losses and inflating profits.

The company's hiring policies were criticized for being manipulatable by nepotism.