Sentence examples for manifestly got from inspiring English sources

The world has manifestly got louder.

The real questions in both cases are whether the administration failed to act against real threats because it was preoccupied with a preconceived agenda; why officials who manifestly got it wrong have not been held accountable; and whether, because nobody has been held accountable, the administration is continuing to make the same mistakes.

Even Hodgson's most ardent critics must accept that picking Townsend was a decision he got manifestly right – even if there's disagreement over why he picked him or what the major factor in his match-winning performance was.

But even in this area where she is manifestly very experienced, she got things wildly wrong.

Since murder covers everything from mercy killing to the most sadistic killing, it would be manifestly unjust if all murderers got life.

This they -- and Congress -- manifestly have failed to do.

Yahoo had been manifestly dysfunctional for years, getting through five chief executives between 2009 and 2012 - partly because it had always struggled with the question of whether it was a technology or a media company.

"I mean, I give it four out of five for entertainment value, but the hype machine got out of control and said it was the new Get Carter, when it manifestly wasn't".

David O'Byrne from the United Voice union said: "We've got to remember they were told to provide recommendations within the current funding envelope, which people acknowledge is manifestly not enough to resolve the challenge".

Any comedian who purports to be shocked when the manifestly shocking thing that he says gets a lot of attention can't be telling the truth.

Munro selects an innocuous Dickinson poem — no "My Life Had Stood — A Loaded Gun" — and then presents Common's work as manifestly inferior, noting that "you'll get extra credit for counting the death threats.