Sentence examples for manifestly worked from inspiring English sources

He does not believe in treaties limiting weapons of mass destruction, even though they have manifestly worked well, because they limit our freedom of action -- as if somehow mutual security diminished American manhood.

Rather than advising governments on what should work, the hallmark of much western advice for decades, Brazilian co-operation is based directly on what manifestly has worked.

This, manifestly, has not worked well (see: all economic data for the past three decades).

In short, the penalty has been a huge waste of taxpayer money on a policy that manifestly does not work.

Good luck to Lewis, but as the PCC's treatment of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal suggests, he's likely to find himself shut out of another closed world – journalism – in which self-regulation manifestly doesn't work.

Atos were accused of judging the manifestly unable to work as job-ready, leading to benefit cuts for the vulnerable.

Strong forces are manifestly at work here, light not the least of them.

Kronman's book is similarly organized, and is manifestly the work of a lawyer-philosopher.

The book is manifestly a work of literature, but since literature in English (at least as far as prose is concerned) is synonymous with the novel - with an agreed upon form of writing rather than a certain quality of writing - it is removed from the company in which it belongs.

Like "The Twilight Zone," another anthology series that distilled the ambient paranoia of its age, "Black Mirror" ranges effortlessly across genres, cannibalizing everything from police procedurals and kitchen-sink dramas to eighties music videos and feminine-hygiene commercials; it is manifestly the work of someone who has clocked up many hours of screen time.

The most manifestly cyclical work of the three sonatas is the Sonata in A major.