Sentence examples for manifested ideas from inspiring English sources

However, most visual images encompass not just rules, but manifested ideas and identities.

The opposite of all that besottedness was "the classical, ethical idea of history" as manifested in "the Kantian personality who confronts us as the bearer of the moral law" — the law of act and deed that is itself "an essential part of that honesty which man owes to himself: the test of criticism".

To create what you really care for, what you want must be well-manifested in your mind.

That mixture, diversely manifested, produced an amazing melting-pot vivacity.

Though silenced, his Tourette's manifested itself in other ways.

This position of al-Maʾmūn's manifested clear political implications.

And, if so, how is this effect felt and where is it manifested?

Is this some sort of surreal, Lynchian exploration of manifested dread?

What is the definition of American culture, and how is this manifested throughout the world?

A Hall of Fame enshrines each sport's ideals as manifested in certain men.

"The human bodily form was hailed as the epitome of manifested perfection," writes the great Indian art historian, Vidya Dehejia.