Those conditions are manifestly absent from our present system, which instead is marked by gross maladministration and deliberate cruelty.
Current practices for assessing and discussing prognosis are manifestly inadequate, 36 and our present reliance on individual physicians to initiate such discussions is not meeting the needs of our patients.
Even if it irritates the hell out of you, Midweek is manifestly well-researched and intelligently presented, and is the kind of radio that makes Radio 4 worth going to the barricades for.
Manifestly, this is not how the present government thinks (or its predecessor thought).
But a diamond skull is manifestly a cultural symbol: an artist who presents one is acting in culture, playing with collective meanings.
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.
Thus construed, perceptual moments are manifestly very different from the discrete specious presents of Bradley, Sprigge and Whitehead: the contents of the latter are typically not simultaneous, containing as they do phenomenal duration and succession.
Guests arrive, grab a glass of wine and watch as this manifestly mild-mannered showman sets off fireworks or presents a puppet show of wigs on strings timed to a one- or two-minute soundtrack.
Mr Justice Hedley, sitting in the court of protection, said the woman, who is from the south of England, "manifestly lacked capacity" to participate in legal proceedings at the present time and required the assistance of the Official Solicitor to act as her "litigation friend".
Replication is a cornerstone of the scientific method, and in longer papers that present multiple experiments confirming the same result, replication is manifestly on display; this is not always so with short articles.
