Sentence examples for manifestly cannot from inspiring English sources

The point I was making, that you manifestly cannot, is not one of opinion.

That way she could have formed a seamless whole, as she manifestly cannot now.

Percepts of others manifestly cannot be observed, though their properties can be inferred from observable behaviour (verbal and nonverbal).

But he added: "It manifestly cannot be the case that the YPLA or EFA is unaware of its responsibility to investigate, when it has been investigating one particular academy, one particular educational institution, where there are causes for concern".

The right to security of the person, to a fair and public trial, to asylum from persecution, or to free elections, for example, manifestly cannot be assured without some affirmative government action.

Hamas, manifestly, cannot control all the young people at the border; Islamic Jihad has a different command structure, and, just two weeks ago, was foiled trying to attack an Israeli naval vessel.

Manifestly, he cannot.

Ms. Quinn doesn't have a personal authenticity problem; she has a political authenticity problem, which talking about food or alcohol addiction cannot manifestly solve.

"They cannot continue to put forward propositions that manifestly would be against the interests of the public elsewhere in the UK, because people are not stupid and they don't believe it".

The manifestly bonkers Mr Miller has supposedly developed a logical language that cannot be manipulated.

Joyce, George Santayanaa's tiresome mot "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" (manifestly untrue any way you look at it).