Sentence examples for of manifestly from inspiring English sources

The court said Twitter should provide "data in its possession that could permit the identification of anyone who has contributed to the creation of manifestly illegal tweets".

The ad was filmed secretly on the islands and shows an Argentinian hockey player training at a variety of manifestly British landmarks, including a first world war memorial.

But in 2008, 2009, and 2010 she was about as beautiful as a woman can be and still be a person of manifestly bad character.

By hardening that word to "conspicuous" in the new law, and explicitly naming "the Islamic headscarf, the kippa or a crucifix of manifestly excessive size", the government had hoped to end the argument once and for all.In this section A hot rentrée?

At first, we visually check the resulting alignment, and count the number of (manifestly) correct and wrong occurrences.

The following studies used the magnifying lens of manifestly and chronically very aggressive youths, (i.e. a sample of incarcerated boys and girls) [ 9, 61].

Kumārila was, in this regard, critical of the Sanskrit grammarians' sphoṭa ("bursting forth") theory of meaning, which had been elaborated precisely to account for the expression of meaning in light of the manifestly temporal character of linguistic utterance.

The sole purpose of all of that, manifestly, is to intimidate.

Under Leventhal's questioning, he emerged as an intelligent and well-spoken representative of a manifestly worthy field of law.

Yet if I do not share Popper's 1935 standards, the fact that his then philosophy of science is from my point of view manifestly wrong does nothing to shake my faith in my own philosophical standards.

I've seen definitions that omit the mention of non-meats (essentially defining the grilled cheese sandwich out of existence) or the presence of a partly split long or round roll (rendering the existence of such manifestly sandwiched meals as the hoagie or sub impossible).