Example: 'You don't want to go to the Caribbean now — it's the rainy season — you want to go to Hawaii.' " ONCE you try Aardvark's service, you can't look at Yahoo Answers, the current leader in questions-and-answers, without feeling pity for its now-manifest limitations.
This action brought the extreme of obloquy and contempt upon the dictator; they said it was now manifest that he was not only inferior to his adversary, as they had always thought, in courage, but even in that conduct, foresight, and generalship, by which he had proposed to bring the war to an end.
Though in the early days HAND presented as a severe motor and cognitive disorder in patients with advanced immunosuppression and AIDS, it now typically manifests as milder disturbances of psychomotor speed, processing speed, executive function, or memory [ 2, 3].
But it was part of trend that now manifests itself as the struggle to become sustainable.
The long-festering strain of American anti-intellectualism now manifests itself with lawmakers seeking to mollify irate taxpayers by stickin' it to those egghead students.
That failure of comprehension now manifests as outright delusion in Trump's mind.
David's work now manifests in a variety of forms, ranging from landscape installations in the woods to data-driven cartography in the gallery.
The sensationalism of social media is such that charity now manifests itself in neatly packaged bitesize narratives with the true context often being sidelined.
Saul J. Faerstein, a Beverly Hills psychiatrist hired by Cunningham's attorneys, concluded after a 5 1/2 -hour examination of the former House member last month that he "now manifests evidence of a Major Depressive Disorder with suicidal ideation". Faerstein traced many of Cunningham's physical and mental ailments to his time in the Navy.
Often, descriptions of Clay's LA verge on a Brave New World-style fantasy, where the "command economy" now manifests as rampant, late-capitalist consumerism, where ambien is the new soma and humans are zombies: one character's face is "unnaturally smooth, redone in such a way that the eyes are shocked open with perpetual surprise; it's a face mimicking a face, and it looks agonized".
