Sentence examples for manifest yet from inspiring English sources

The damage to their eardrums hasn't started to manifest yet, so they can bob their heads to an early '80s hair-metal anthem while recounting the latest episode of "The Walking Dead".

Creatures are thus themselves real with the limited sort of independence they manifest, yet they are at once in God and indeed one with God without being themselves divine.

Surprisingly, its behavioral phenotype during the early phases of the pathology when the motor impairments are not manifest yet has been poorly investigated.

That may turn out to be true, but it hasn't been manifest yet.

Additionally, the teams seem to focus on hatching, evolving, and battling respectively, although that difference hasn't really seemed to manifest yet.

"It may not have manifested yet to the average fan, the average person," Alderson said, "but I think we are more active than we were last year.

But the greatest threat to debt culture hasn't manifested yet, though it's surely on the cards at some point: that young people will simply do the arithmetic, and decide, en masse, not to go to college.

The endothelial marker expression at an early phase of mesoderm differentiation might reflect the default endothelial commitment of extraembryonic mesoderm [ 76], being a transient "leftover" from a more primitive developmental program [ 77], or it manifests yet unknown regulatory function of some endothelial markers in the hematopoietic development [ 78].

Asked if she feels especially proud of Hope & Glory, the first album she has ever put her own name on, Wilson says, "It feels really different and I don't even necessarily know how that's going to manifest itself yet because I have yet to go out and do gigs yet and play this material live.

Awareness of Joan Miró's abstract Surrealist works is manifest and yet these are as jarring as Miró's art is merrily prankish.

In other words, the United States in 1876 was a nation celebrating the achievement of its Manifest Destiny yet wondering whether that destiny had been achieved at all, and if so, at what price.