We may have succeeded in driving child abusers underground, but the problem is still there – manifested in the proliferation of child porn on the internet, in underage sex-tourism and, tragically, in thousands of families every day of the week.
If you don't watch Fox News, you may not have heard about it, but it's out there, manifest in the myriad little jabs progressives are supposedly taking at Christmas especially when people say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas" or retailers don't display Christmas trees in December.
Pastor Patricia McKinney of Connecticut's Manifested Glory Ministries then went on CNN to "let the world know out there that Manifested Glories Ministries is not against homosexuality.
Then it just all grew from there, eventually manifesting in all the headpieces for the tour".
If patients wanted others to assume something was wrong with them, maybe there was, manifested by the need to identify as disabled when they weren't.
Now let's all get out there and manifesting more good life, even if it is a cleared out storage unit.
Yet there were manifest exceptions to the order of things: hybrid beasts, cross-bred plants, prodigious births, and bearded women.
Mr. Sussman is now wed to both a member of Congress and one of the largest newspapers in Maine, so the conflict there is manifest.
With some understatement, Rose concluded that "there is manifest scope for confusion in the minds of officers of public authorities and MPs as to the correct interrelationship between the Wilson doctrine and the legislation".
(the) alternatives which would not affect the ability to continue the trial, we cannot say that there was manifest necessity for the trial judge's actions". 492 F.2d, at 61.
