Sentence examples for is manifestly clear from inspiring English sources
GROVESAshford, KentCut Europe adriftSIR The case that Europe needs America ("Weathering the storm", September 9th) is manifestly clear and obvious.
Lovelock maintains that, unlike most environmentalists, he is a rigorous empiricist, but it is manifestly clear that he enjoys maddening the green movement.
What is manifestly clear is that European citizens will not follow the path of reform and further integration unless they have a voice in shaping its course — and unless there is a common, emergency jobs program that shows that Europe works.
However, from the above discussion, it is manifestly clear that a serious problem in attributing peaks in PL to oxygen defect states is the wide disagreement in the energy levels attributed to these states.
It is manifestly clear from my experience that it was the misguided effort to spin reality, not glasnost, that was the death knell for the Soviet party.
It's manifestly clear that whatever is happening with the economy, Mr. Bush has had little to do with it.
Yet what's manifestly clear is that only by working together does the industry have a hope of devising answers that are effective at scale – whatever those answers may be.
It's manifestly clear why people would want out – even before taking into account the roving mobs of violent harassers – and while I love many internet users, on the whole it seems like a mitzvah for them to give the rest of us some space.
This is manifestly inadequate.
It is manifestly unbalanced".
