"manifestations" is a word used in written English and it means "any outward evidence or sign of something" (Oxford Dictionary)
An example sentence would be: "The manifestations of inequality are still visible in many countries today."
He has been involved in previous Africa Express projects in Paris and Spain and has released three albums including his debut, 2007's Manifestations.
Is it urban, working-class England in its various, and sometimes contradictory, manifestations, from pubs and the music hall to northern non-conformity (and comedy)?
But he confessed to qualms about "some manifestations of Islam in this country which have been harmful", including "the prevalence of rather too many mosques, I think.
(The BBC's eschewal of received pronunciation – RP – is inverse snobbery: it was a useful instrument of pan-British comprehensibility. The regional accents that have replaced RP are vocal manifestations of identity politics, of parochial apartheid).
The course will be guided by two main objectives: one is to explore the genre of biography in many of its different manifestations.
MR. LAYCOCK: Well, some religions that believe in more than one god believe that all their many gods are manifestations of the one god.
One of the many bizarre manifestations of the breakdown took place at the Heritage Foundation: a group of young conservatives filled a hall with friends before marching in carrying a plastic head of the former president on a plate.
This means they are quantum phenomena the first known manifestations of quantum gravity.
They are confident their traditional models of trade can handle it, even in its latest manifestations.
The geysers that turn the generators are merely the gentlest manifestations of this volcanism.
THE informal economy is one of the more benign manifestations of lawlessness in Mexico.
