Sentence examples for small manifestation from inspiring English sources

Such was a very small manifestation of a brief but grim phase of Labour history.

One small manifestation of the antiflash trend was the competition among certain Morgan Stanley executives to see who could find and wear the cheapest watch".

In fact, these groups are only a small manifestation of what those two words come together to mean--and today, perhaps even one of the less significant ones.

As tempting as it is to get up on your high horse about it, the truth is that half and half shirts, as they might be, are just a small manifestation of a much bigger issue in football: the separation between clubs and their traditional fanbases, and football's increasingly megalomaniacal, almost colonial ambitions.

This indicates that 'hypertensive treatment adherence' is a small manifestation of a larger problem.

We still have to get used to the mass phenomenon of small manifestations of culture.

That suited Stevens fine because, again, like a certain former governor of Massachusetts, he was a man who took comfort in small manifestations of order.

Failure to tackle a bigger problem should not automatically translate into disregard of small manifestations of it.

We speculate that OAMLs and the volcanic edifices found above them are small-scale manifestations of the off-axis magmatism that gives rise to near-axis seamounts.

He recalled one couple -- "a criticizing wife" and a "henpecked, passive-aggressive husband" -- for whom "driving was a simpler, smaller manifestation of the control issue".

The women focus on the positive, no matter how small its manifestation; the unexpected arrival of a loaf of fresh bread is cause for rejoicing.