Sentence examples for manifest today from inspiring English sources

"Apprehension, relief and then gratitude were emotions that were manifest today, upon the release of Wasila," she said.

Glasgow itself has a violently polarised heritage, which is manifest today in overwhelmingly Catholic support for the city's Celtic football team and Protestant support for Rangers.

Although we have not had a sovereign default in the advanced economies since the West German sovereign default in 1948, the risk of sovereign default is manifest today in western Europe, especially in the euro area (EA) periphery.

Bernini enjoyed the lavish patronage of several popes and aristocrats in 17th-century Rome, still manifest today in the abundance of palazzos and public sculptures by this Baroque artist in the heart of the city.

In the case of these orders, there is the large and lurking idea that immigrants in general are dangerous, even murderous threats—stealing jobs, stealing lives, the explanation for all that is wrong and that if that danger is not manifest today, it will be tomorrow.

One would expect this to manifest today as a diversity of deeply rooted microbial eukaryotes with anaerobic life style.

Data published by the High Pay Centre and Manifest last year showed that the ratio of chief executive pay in the FTSE 100 to their average employee was 150 1 in 2014.

The effects of individualization which will become manifest tomorrow are being accumulated in the present-day competition and cooperation between individuals, business companies, states and supranational organizations.

NASA kicked the instrument off the shuttle manifest last year in order to finish the space station and retire the shuttle by 2010, but lawmakers are loathe to cancel the international project.

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives made manifest yesterday how much they dislike President Barack Obama's clean-energy agenda as a House spending panel voted for massive cuts in clean-energy research.

For example, an attempt to make a statement using "France is hexagonal" might misfire if there were no such country as France, or (as discussed above) if no suitable intents and purposes were manifest (1962b 47 522).