Sentence examples for specific manifestations from inspiring English sources

A pattern of threats or specific manifestations of public hostility may be sufficient.

To investigate the prevalence and specific manifestations of psychological distress in elderly cancer patients.

Perhaps Europeans and Americans are equally intolerant of religious differences, and it is just the specific manifestations that differ.

We develop a framework designed to generalize across specific manifestations of proactivity, describing the nature, dimensions, situational antecedents, psychological mechanisms, dispositional moderators, and consequences of proactive behavior.

We know very little about its specific manifestations in foreign cultures; we understand almost nothing about the neurological basis of its expression; we are without forward-looking strategies for its mastery and mobilization in the interest of national defense.

By then, our festival was already well stocked with verbatim theatre shows zeroing in on specific manifestations of London's property problem: FYSA's new piece about the Focus E15 campaign to save the Carpenters estate, say; or the two new pieces we've programmed, by Changing Face Collective and Outspoken Arts, about the "regeneration" of Brixton.

Contemporary physicians and psychologists recognize the nightmare as a specific manifestation of sleep paralysis.

"It" in this case is more than Prada sunglasses or any other specific manifestation of bling.

As a result, some of the most prominent researchers of relative deprivation theory have directly relied on the J-curve hypothesis, treating it as an apt description of one specific manifestation of relative deprivation.

Of course, general condemnation of a practice covers any specific manifestation of it, even though the latter was 'unforeseen' by Congress, Puerto Rico v. Shell Co., 302 U.S. 253, 58 S.Ct.

Over time, similar codes were grouped when they expressed the same specific manifestation of the broad theme.