Sentence examples for making manifest from inspiring English sources

The Village, as its celebrants saw it, would be the laboratory for the new -- making manifest the possibilities of the young century in a way, they hoped, that would prove irresistible to the rest of America.

But seeing it again, I feel more generous: essentially, Kieślowski is appealing to the future, and making manifest the way we try to – but can't – control our own destinies.

Television technology has placed the umpires under greater scrutiny than ever, making manifest the difficulty of their task, revealing more missed calls than many fans are comfortable with and leading to desperate declarations of woe.

But Stone's latest novel is set in Jerusalem in the early 1990's, making manifest the metaphor lurking behind much of his work and raising the stakes of "Damascus Gate," which has an emblematic urgency unusual even for a writer of Stone's ambition.

During the 1st dynasty three titles were added to the royal Horus name: "Two Ladies," an epithet presenting the king as making manifest an aspect of the protective goddesses of the south (Upper Egypt) and the north (Lower Egypt); "Golden Horus," the precise meaning of which is unknown; and "Dual King," a ranked pairing of the two basic words for king, later associated with Upper and Lower Egypt.

For Gilbert, adopting a convention is making manifest a willingness to promote a certain fiat.

It is patience made manifest.

This was made manifest in numerous ways.

In 2004, that purpose was made manifest.

Not vulgarly made manifest until this Time...

With Eden and After, that hope is made manifest.