Sentence examples similar to Manifestly missing from inspiring English sources
As for degradation and physical integrity, cosmetic surgery websites consistently present pictures of smaller breasts, prior to inflation into large ones, as if, like some vast goitre or missing digit – or pre-FGM genital arrangement – these were manifestly problematic.
First, it should be noted that getting an offensive rebound — simply, a player gaining control of his own team's missed shot without the other team first gaining possession — is a manifestly good thing to do, since getting more shots gives a team a better chance of scoring, and therefore, of winning a game.
Leon said that it would be "manifestly unjust" to shareholders and the business community if the Justice Department sought a stay, forcing the companies to miss that deadline.
The Barclay brothers, owners of the Telegraph newspaper, have given the luxury hotel group behind Claridge's and the Berkeley a temporary reprieve after the company missed a September deadline to repay borrowings of £660m – debt described by a high court judge in August as manifestly "too high".
Manifestly, he enjoys it.
Manifestly, he cared about sport.
Manifestly the system needs to be revised.
