Sentence examples for manifestly driven from inspiring English sources
Clement Attlee, Stafford Cripps, Ernest Bevin – these were political giants, men of unimpeachable integrity and manifestly driven by a high sense of duty.
He has packed the courts with yes-men (even getting the Supreme Court to approve his manifestly unlawful land seizures) and driven independent judges from their posts (Ahmed Ebrahim, the sole dissenter in that case, has just announced he will leave the bench in May).
Based on the then manifestly absurd premise that the Iron Lady might one day retire, it was called Dunrulin', and assumed that the prime minister of the day had been driven from office and was now taking out her daily frustrations on her neighbours in Dulwich, south London, where the Thatchers had bought a home.
"Manifestly unsustainable bubbles and loosening of credit standards during the middle of the past decade, along with very easy money, were sufficient to drive only moderate economic growth.
Labour is manifestly on the back foot over these attacks.
"Get to work therapy" is manifestly not therapy at all.
In 2137, the Chevrolet Corvette, for example, is manifestly excellent but has one glaringly substandard attribute that everyone complains about: "The lag on those antimatter vector drives wouldn't been acceptable back in 2127, let alone now".
