In manifold ways the brain resists the impact of any psychiatric drug.
Many bodies can be brought into permanent contact with one another in manifold ways.
Red Hour extends Stiller's influence in manifold ways, yet he sometimes wonders whether it's worth the time it requires.
In this state the mystic is able to engage in manifold activities without losing the grace of union.
"The supporters of the former dictatorship," former dissident Freya Klier has warned, "sit in the Bundestag, in the media, in schools, in manifold commissions of our democracy".
In 1992, the State Commission on Investigation issued a report stating that public corruption "continues to fester in manifold forms and places".
But dazzling comes in manifold shades, and the first work on the program, Fantaisie in A for violin and harp, by Saint-Saëns, was rarely splashy.
The two types of eschatological expectation did not remain neatly separated in the early church but rather intersected in manifold ways.
He was involved in manifold programs of foster care and adoption services, prenatal care for expectant young mothers and the like, and his innovative approaches set a pattern for other institutions.
Children's books take the life that exists in manifold beauty and horror around us and distil it into a form that children can delight in, be frightened by, and, possibly, learn from.
In an essay first published in 1963, "My Way to Phenomenology," Heidegger put the Seinsfrage as follows: "If Being is predicated in manifold meanings, then what is its leading fundamental meaning?
