Sentence examples for Manifestly obvious from inspiring English sources

Its failure was manifestly obvious.

Many pollsters don't even bother asking about international issues because it seems manifestly obvious that they're not terribly important.

Second, in a jarring contrast to his conviction that most Māori of the time were impoverished, Openshaw tried to argue that the withdrawal of Washday in response to the MWWL protest showed that Māori had 'too much power' - despite it being manifestly obvious that as a whole Māori are relatively powerless in today's society, and have been since at least 1900.

Gardner apparently felt no need to provide evidence for this assertion, as if the reality of the imminence of an IS attack on the United States homeland should have been manifestly obvious to all viewers.

So, when the grand jury acted in a manner and fashion which provided no accountability whatsoever (even minimal accountability as justice demanded), such generated a hue and cry across the spectrum about the manifestly obvious injustice.

Gardner apparently felt no need to provide evidence for this assertion, as if the reality of the imminence of an IS attack on the United States homeland should've been manifestly obvious to all viewers.

GROVESAshford, KentCut Europe adriftSIR The case that Europe needs America ("Weathering the storm", September 9th) is manifestly clear and obvious.

The appeal of the idea that the country should "look after its own people first" is obvious somewhere that manifestly hasn't been looked after.

It is not obvious that the equal-time commutation relations are Lorentz invariant but one can formulate a manifestly covariant form of the canonical commutation relations.

Clarke is manifestly innovative in the field by the placement of his fielders and by bowling changes which are seldom obvious.

The problem is obvious: one cannot consistently claim both that pleasure is the good, and that courage and intelligence (which are manifestly not instances of pleasure, or derivative of it, or even coextensive with it) are goods.