Sentence examples for being manifestly from inspiring English sources
These novels, too, being manifestly an ambitious attempt to explore the prospects of humanity at this time, raise questions, still much debated, about the intelligence and profundity of his understanding of society.
As an independent advisor and head of the non-departmental public body FPAG, he attacks some areas of government policy as being "manifestly inadequate" to deal with the challenge of fuel poverty in England today.
But it is almost impossible to prescribe with any greater precision what is worthy of such respect: that is a matter of perpetual debate and negotiation, not just about what is ultimately right but what can tenably be argued without being manifestly offensive.
The 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide disinterred some terrible acts, by warlords and technocrats, and also raised the spectre of Tony Blair, normally so quiet that when you hear a rumour that he's moved to Jerusalem, it sounds atmospherically true, even while being manifestly not true.
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.
According to Drinkwater, despite Oxford being "manifestly the weaker crew", they were pre-race favourites based on their "prestige".
[C]oncepts concerning God or a supreme being of some sort are manifestly religious...
Others are manifestly genuine.
It was manifestly unjust.
This is manifestly inadequate.
