Sentence examples for Manifest from inspiring English sources

The pleasures of the peace have been manifest for the Adams leadership of Sinn Fein.

This could manifest itself in a variety of ways, none of them good.

And it is already manifest that these will involve the rewriting of recent history and the reopening of old wounds.

Those times were the heyday of Jim Crow, eugenics and manifest destiny.

Passes were misplaced or dropped, runners were not where ball-carriers expected them to be, a few lineouts malfunctioned and it was only in the scrum, invariably a source of succour against Australia, where they enjoyed manifest superiority, awarded seven free-kicks or penalties to none.

That would give time for the reforms on policing and criminal justice to manifest, and buy time for the SDLP to claim credit for making the justice system accountable to nationalists.

And the budgetary concerns manifest themselves in unexpected ways.

The government also said it would "end the manifest unfairness whereby Scotland is able to decide its own laws in devolved areas, only for Scottish MPs also to be able to have the potentially decisive say on similar matters that affect only England and Wales".

The point would be to manifest as your womanly true self, not as a celebrity.

"We would have to decide whether there was a manifest error on the part of the state authorities concerned, and in particular of the national courts concerned, before we could reject a case as inadmissible under the new criterion... Ultimately, in those cases we would be the ones who would be interpreting the provision and applying it".

Even so, what he is proposing to do to public services if the Conservatives are re-elected is sending shivers down many a spine, as the consequences of a "long-term plan" that favours tax cuts at the expense of public services and national defence become more and more manifest.