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spin control
noun
Slang.an attempt to give a bias to news coverage, especially of a political candidate or event.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of spin control1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
“I’m doing a lot of things very well, a couple of things to work on – spin control was not very good today,” Pieters said.
In a paper in Nature, Noël et al.1 report an approach that allows low-power spin control using an electric field.
“I’m pleased the things I’ve been working on, wedges, distance control, spin control were spot-on this week so I’m very pleased with it.”
“Two decades later, Barr is now attorney general himself -- and defending another president who has repeatedly blasted a special counsel's investigation of his activities. … Barr's 1998 comments about ‘spin control’ came several months after he co-authored a public statement with three fellow former attorneys general expressing concern that attacks on Starr from officials in the Clinton administration appeared ‘to have the improper purpose of influencing and impeding an ongoing criminal investigation and intimidating possible jurors, witnesses and even investigators.’
The head gets thicker from low heel to high toe to increase forgiveness and raise the center of gravity for trajectory and spin control.
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