Sentence examples for manifested- from inspiring English sources

Racism, albeit more subtly manifested than Powellism, is poisoning the sphere of public discourse, and politicians of all the main parties are shamefully pandering to it.

These are manifested in particular actions but are not reducible to those actions.

That is, however, not Broad's position: it could be that a material object is an objectively manifested constituent in a veridical situation (whilst not in the indistinguishable hallucinatory situation).

The war was the first catastrophe that manifested the terror that Chekhov seemed to foretell for his characters.

There was a lot wrong with how our rage was manifested then, but we had good reason for making a noise.

There was also among many Tories an English nationalism that manifested itself as anti-American: if Thatcher was later to proclaim that "America and Britain saved the world", it was not an opinion universally endorsed in her own party.

"There's really rising anti-Muslim sentiment in this country that we see manifested in a number of ways," Nasrullah said.

Indications of a problem with the taptic engine had manifested in the review units received by some outlets ahead of launch.

Luzhkov's legendary bad taste manifested itself in the overbearing statues by his buddy Zurab Tsereteli.

"He is described [by Dr Stephanie Hill, consultant in forensic and clinical psychology] as having little concern for others in light of his whole-life order and this lack of concern has recently manifested itself in an assault on another inmate".

Even then, the researchers were keen to stress that it is hard to categorise what counts as problem behaviour and almost impossible to discern whether games are the cause rather than underlying mental health issues that could have manifested in any number of ways.