Sentence examples for every manifestation from inspiring English sources

We are tired of war in every manifestation.

Lenin mercilessly stigmatised every manifestation of the cult of the individual.

Wolfe called it "an architecture whose tenets prohibit every manifestation of exuberance, power, empire, grandeur or even high spirits and playfulness".

As this book illustrates, Chermayeff & Geismar played a significant role in the development of corporate identity -- only in the latter half of the 20th century did corporations begin diligently applying a single badge to every manifestation of their business.

What Freud meant by that, I assume, was that he didn't react with a congratulatory smile at every manifestation of infantile sexuality or, a little later, burden the kids overmuch with intricate accounts of the Oedipal complex.

But, as in every manifestation, she continued to tinker with her handwriting, slanting it to the right or to the left, shaping it roundly or steeply, loosely or stingily — as though she were asking, "Is this Nancy?

Still, New York chefs haven't welcomed every foreign manifestation of their brands.

The country's ideological dinosaurs, appalled by every new manifestation of openness, have repeatedly fought back from a position of formidable strength.Mr Khatami has had to face the limitations of presidential authority in Iran.

We have bound mistletoe inextricably to Christmas, but like almost every other manifestation of the festival, it has much more to do with a railing against the death of light and therefore of life as the year closes in on itself.

Although those models are capable of reflecting every particular manifestation of specific platforms, they do not allow for meaningful conclusions on the prevalence of categories in quantitative empirical research.

YOLO has essentially become the over-used watchword for every toxic manifestation of masculinity looking to throw off the crushing yoke of personal responsibility.