Sentence examples for manifest power from inspiring English sources

That theory doesn't extend far though, because of the manifest power of many of these characters.

In this particular context, the ways in which manhood is defined has clearly put men and women at increased risk for sexually transmitted HIV as these gender structures profoundly influence men's sexual identity, and how sexuality is used to manifest power, not least between men themselves.

The process does not simply involve "the distribution of the manifest powers of decision-making and the challenges involved in the (re)allocation of resources" (Berkhout 2005, p. 315), because power is relational and mediated through discourses (Foucault 1977).

The future of curated storytelling is manifesting power in the everyday person.

The powers that those activities manifest are powers of Socrates in just the way the power of intellect is.

A king without a war to make manifest his power, and apparently genteel enough to brook the gainsaying of courtiers who, within the bounds of true fealty, try to persuade him he's nuts to suspect his wife, he is, in a way, a compacted version of Shakespeare's other maddened monarchs.

Chapter 1 addresses the extensions of body inherent in faith healing over the radio as prayer warriors broadcast "skein prayer" and glossolalia to reach heaven and manifest healing power through a point of contact with listeners.

Win-win rhetoric is demonstrated to manifest global power asymmetries rather than to contribute to more ecology and fairness [22, 53].

The role has essentially become so large as the company's marketing tools expand — Pinterest added three new partners today, and is now working with 11 marketing development partners (Amobee, Unified and Manifest) to power campaigns on Pinterest — that it's merited bringing on its own executive to manage those relationships and the technology powering them, as well as chart its growth.

To the extent that works of humor do not give body to true self-determining freedom and life or afford "the supreme idea of depth"—but merely manifest the power of arbitrary, subjective wit to subvert the settled order, such works, in Hegel's view, no longer count as genuine works of art.

As activists we are in a position to manifest the power of love in action.