Sentence examples for manifestly without from inspiring English sources

Subjecting them to the bedroom tax was therefore "manifestly without reason".

In the 2014 court of appeal ruling, Lord Dyson said the court could only intervene if measures were "manifestly without reasonable foundation" – and that test was not satisfied.

Lord Thomas said the first question for the court was "whether the secretary of state was able to show that there was objective and reasonable justification for that discrimination which was not manifestly without reasonable foundation".

"The attorney general has argued... it is for Parliament to judge whether and which prisoners should have the vote, and that the court should not interfere with that judgement unless it is manifestly without reasonable foundation".

What may have kept generations of homosexual men from taking her into their hearts was their sense that Hepburn, even defrosted, could always so manifestly do without the man on-screen.

In his memoirs, published in 2011, Rees-Mogg asserted: "I had the basic qualities not of a good historian, but of a good journalist – I had trenchant opinions: I wrote with vigour at short notice on any subject: I was manifestly clever, without being particularly consistent, accurate or profound … I showed promise; indeed, my whole educational career was based on showing promise".

But there is at least one form of Washington-generated infrastructure spending we could manifestly do without: high-speed rail projects.

This might be why we get so upset when an obstacle is manifestly, observably, coming from without.

The right to security of the person, to a fair and public trial, to asylum from persecution, or to free elections, for example, manifestly cannot be assured without some affirmative government action.

But it is almost impossible to prescribe with any greater precision what is worthy of such respect: that is a matter of perpetual debate and negotiation, not just about what is ultimately right but what can tenably be argued without being manifestly offensive.

Moreover, approaching this problem without a multidisciplinary perspective is associated with a higher relapse rate, something that contributes to the perception that it is a problem without solution, which is manifestly untrue [ 23- 25].