Sentence examples for much manifested from inspiring English sources

We learn about Theobald's arrival from England after the death of his mother, with whom he lived, his self-imposed homesickness (much manifested in the importation and ingestion of British sweets), the setting up of his caravan, cottage garden and cactus garden in the desert and his own blossoming in size, serenity and fatherhood.

"It will make a lot of people sit up, but the trouble is there's so much manifest rubbish in it that we're in fear and trembling.

There is so much bounty manifest in this world, a harvest which we did nothing to deserve.

This is a town — unincorporated, to be sure — where many folks have little need for much government, whether manifested by permits, stop signs, gun regulations or anything that would threaten Pahrump's brothels.

For all his acuteness about social mores, his movies never manifested much of an interest in politics until the most recent of them, "Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World," an oddity that nonetheless featured some gags as clever as any he's ever thought up.

Compared with 4a, 5 manifested much lower cytotoxicity both in cancer cell lines and human normal cells in the in vitro assays.

He manifested much humanity and sympathy for their ignorant and degraded condition, but exercised great energy and decision of character when necessary".

As expected, caspase-8 manifested much more significant activation than caspase-9 in response to HAMLET treatment.

Remarkably, the latter group manifested much lower fraction of NEA-positive genes at any significance threshold (two- to four-fold; Figure S6 in Additional file 1).

TNFR-1 knockout mice were resistant to LPS-induced kidney failure while they also manifested much less apoptosis and neutrophil accumulation, suggesting a direct role for both necrosis and apoptosis in septic AKI [ 79].

On the other hand, if we have two extremist groups on both sides of the opinion interval the relaxation is much slower and this is manifested in a much longer relaxation time.