Sentence examples for publicly manifested from inspiring English sources
Homosexuality was legalized here in 1979, but a 1988 law prohibits a "publicly manifested" presence.
In his personal life, his rage has publicly manifested in horribly offensive ways.
She asserts that "courts should rely on presidential speech only where the president has publicly manifested an intent to enter the legal arena.
"If we look across the data spectrum, hate crimes are confirming an increase in bigotry that not only exists in society, but is frequently more mainstreamed and more publicly manifested," he said.
Only equal positive rights institutionalize recognition in a publicly manifest way and thus make it easier for the individual to develop self-respect (Feinberg 1970, 251 253), "perhaps the most important primary good" (Rawls 1971, § 67).
That's our job today: to control the extent to which people can publicly manifest antigay sentiment".
When he was finally forced to publicly manifest his tempered soul at his trial in the center of his culture's beast - Pretoria - he said, "I have fought against white domination, and I have fought against black domination.
Most publicly, it has manifested itself in various allegations of sexual misdemeanours in the political and entertainment worlds.
A cross cultural study of 72 nations by the University of Zurich demonstrates that Middle Eastern and Asian cultures have an extremely low tolerance for ridicule and that -- when manifested publicly -- it results in personal humiliation.
That this tension has been manifested quite publicly in the Kurdistan region of Iraq is due in part to the existence of a legally sanctioned governing entity – the KRG – and the traditional parties' neo-liberal, patrimonial ways of doing business, which have given the opposition movement a clear target.
