Sentence examples for Manifestly so from inspiring English sources
All the same, Jenkins insists that "because Greek art is manifestly so accomplished, it's difficult to displace it".
The determinants of British identity, language and culture are manifestly so strong and resilient that the risk of submersion in a European super identity is plainly nonexistent.
Some of us might not believe in the Creator part now, and some of us might find more and more difficult the idea that people are born equal when the conditions in which they are born are manifestly so unequal; and most of us would want to assume that by "men" Jefferson meant "people".
So my words may imply something I don't: if something my words imply is manifestly so firmly accepted already as to need no certification from me, or so firmly rejected or patently unknowable by me as to be unable to benefit from any certification I might attempt, it forms no part of what I commit myself to in speaking my words.
In fact some can be manifestly unlucky, so the folks upon whom fortune smiles tend to stand out.
But the system manifestly does so no more; for Arab commentators the twin crises of Gaza and Lebanon dramatize a tectonic shift in the region's affairs.
Taking sufficiently many derivatives and putting s = 0, the resulting integral is manifestly divergent, so from this we conclude that the convolution is not smooth to the boundary.
The relationship between applicants and foundations is manifestly very unequal, so much so that ritual humiliation of the former is common.
If we are still begging Israel to stop building settlements, which is so manifestly idiotic, and the Palestinians to come to negotiations, which is so manifestly in their interest, and the Saudis to just give Israel a wink, which is so manifestly pathetic, we are in the wrong place.
So, manifestly and urgently, must the unfair electoral system.
