Sentence examples for now manifested in from inspiring English sources

The creative technologist Rex Sorgatz writes, "Now manifested in GIFs, Vines, Supercuts, music samples, instant replays, and endless other formats, The Loop has become the preeminent narrative device of our time ….

'The way they raise their child reveals their life view, their attitude to money, food, discipline, education, religion - everything.' So whereas once you could hide or skate over your differences, they are now manifested in a living, breathing person who is very hard to ignore.

The work, now on view at ClampArt Gallery in New York through November 24, presents an expansive look at the witch as an ancient archetype in American vernacular now manifested in modern, practicing form.

The degradation of his mental health now manifests in spectral appearances of a woman (Ann Dowd) whose suicide he unwittingly abetted.

But they also represent an attitude of anti-migrant feeling that has been percolating in Europe for years but is now manifesting in new policies that are hurting one of the most marginalized groups of people in the world.

But primarily this now manifests in a kind of mental or emotional self-mortification or self-torment, where people seem to believe that if somehow they can condemn themselves enough, or torture themselves enough with-self hatred, that their spirit will soar free and there will be liberation, there will be final and perfect happiness.

Good Friday Our mild, wet winter has now manifested itself in a pest and disease bonanza in the vegetable garden.

Discontent, particularly among young people, has now manifested itself in some of the largest-ever street disturbances in Sweden.

The slow, sexy vibe that Wolf + Lamb have been churning out in recent years with their extended Crew Love family has now manifested itself in a quest for roller disco bliss.

So what started with staff layoffs at the team and league levels in now manifesting itself in the stands.

That grid is now manifest in stone and steel: all the buildings between St Paul's and the Thames have a stepped roofline.