Sentence examples for manifestly human from inspiring English sources
He had a knack for drawing attention, and for converting an argument that had largely been made with numbers into a manifestly human drama.
They are projections in a liminal space, Golem-like in power yet manifestly human, seemingly fanciful yet based on historical figures or archetypes.
They claim that G4S is "manifestly ill-equipped to provide advice on discrimination and human rights" and that the public would be unlikely to have confidence in it.
Each is made manifestly uneasy by the formal constraints dictated by the human body and not the least of those involving sex.
"The decisions to use schedule 7 powers in our client's case amounted to a grave and manifestly disproportionate interference with the claimant's rights" under European human rights legislation, the letter adds.
The Israeli human rights group B'Tselem said the open-fire orders were "manifestly unlawful" and called on Israeli soldiers in the field to refuse to comply with them.
It is manifestly useless as protection against accidents, suicidal or non-state groups, or simple human error.
Although the creatures are not manifestly hostile, they will vampirically leach the iron from the blood of any human who spends too much time around them.
For the human inclination towards pleasure to be relentlessly judged with the Old Testament rigour it so manifestly deserves, one has to have a moral arbiter on the scene.
Even when I pushed him hard on human rights abuses and nuclear deceptions, he responded in even tones while claiming that Iran is manifestly more democratic than the United States.
