Sentence examples for it manifestly does from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that wellbeing does not matter, because it manifestly does.

The prophets used that term as did other people, and it manifestly does not mean "son of God".

I felt good but I manifestly didn't have the speed to compete against my rivals.

Indeed, the class (overline{W}) of maps in (mathsf{Ind},mathcal {C}) that appears in Definition 12.2 manifestly does not depend on (mathcal {C}'), and it immediately follows from Definition 12.2 that (langle mathsf{Ind},mathcal {C},W rangle ) is the saturation of the relative category (langle mathsf{Ind},mathcal {C},overline{W} rangle ).

The Harry Hill Movie ("based on a true story") manifestly does not.

This is a candidate whom his party manifestly does not love.

In short, the penalty has been a huge waste of taxpayer money on a policy that manifestly does not work.

But that debate depends on having both positions fairly presented and on encouraging discussion -- something Tribe's review manifestly does not do.

But the system manifestly does so no more; for Arab commentators the twin crises of Gaza and Lebanon dramatize a tectonic shift in the region's affairs.

Good luck to Lewis, but as the PCC's treatment of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal suggests, he's likely to find himself shut out of another closed world – journalism – in which self-regulation manifestly doesn't work.

Sensible debt-to-equity ratios, including stiffer equity requirements for volatile short-term debt, and clearinghouses for almost all derivatives would efficiently accomplish what Dodd's monstrosity purports to do and manifestly does not.