Sentence examples for manifestly impossible from inspiring English sources

Libya has so many cities that harbour intense local sentiment and it is manifestly impossible to appease them all simultaneously.

Politicians from both Labour and the Conservatives never made a case for free movement, and seemed to believe they could assuage popular anger by restrictions that were manifestly impossible, given EU treaty rules.

Yet, studies using moral dilemmas suffer from two main shortcomings: they lack methodological homogeneity which impedes reliable comparisons of results across studies, thus making a metaanalysis manifestly impossible; and second, they overlook control of relevant design parameters.

Algebraic topology flourished from some of its applications (such as Brouwer's fixed point theorem, or the theorem of Borsuk Ulam) inferring the non existence of certain continuous maps from the observation that their existence would imply the existence of homomorphisms satisfying algebraic properties which are manifestly impossible to be verified.

The best thing about David O. Russell's new movie is also the worst: it may be the year's most artificial movie, more manifestly an impossible contrivance than the flying vehicles of "The Dark Knight Rises" or Iron Man's space-leap in "The Avengers".

The pope himself was manifestly under threat.

Mr. Land had warned against any endeavor that was not "manifestly important and nearly impossible".

I've seen definitions that omit the mention of non-meats (essentially defining the grilled cheese sandwich out of existence) or the presence of a partly split long or round roll (rendering the existence of such manifestly sandwiched meals as the hoagie or sub impossible).

Manifestly plastic.

Manifestly, he cannot.

Manifestly it is both.