Sentence examples for it manifestly from inspiring English sources
This is not to say that wellbeing does not matter, because it manifestly does.
The E.U.'s last such project, the Lisbon agenda, was supposed to make the bloc the world's most competitive economy by 2010, something it manifestly failed to do.
Joyce, George Santayanaa's tiresome mot "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" (manifestly untrue any way you look at it).
The UN human rights office welcomed a decision last week by France's highest administrative court to suspend one of the burkini bans, ruling it "manifestly illegal".
Only the photograph of the torso illustrates its own meaning, requires no explanation, has no ambiguity, can be nothing but what it manifestly appears to be.
If elections using this broken system are going to throw up such random results, it isn't merely that it is manifestly unfair; it no longer serves as a viable mechanism for deciding on who should govern the country.
The main charge levelled at the league was that it had manifestly failed in its principal purpose – to prevent another global conflict.
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.
However, it's manifestly unfair in the sense that it will affect those with better cash flow far less than those without.
In a very Italian way, it has manifestly failed to realise its full potential.
