controlling

IPA: kʌntrˈoʊɫɪŋ

noun

  • The act of exerting control.

adjective

  • (chiefly Britain) Exerting control over a person or thing.
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Examples of "controlling" in Sentences

  • This Fossil Fuel Fakir has a vested interest in controlling the message.
  • The only party with a real interest in controlling cost is the corporation.
  • Here's my recommendation: strike the word "controlling" from your vocabulary.
  • Antichrist obama has another notch in controlling your life as the black dictator.
  • The real title, the title controlling all economic and legal matters, will revert to us.
  • If any state needed help in controlling their burgeoning health care costs for illegals, it's Arkansas.
  • Our success in controlling the forces of nature has inspired many to hope for similar success in controlling human beings.
  • This is what you call controlling your own destiny - something most people including everyone here don't have the backbone to do.
  • If he was going to make the ultimate sacrifice and kill himself (again controlling the body) why did he do it after telling Sylar everything that had happened to him?

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