Sentence examples for such manifestations from inspiring English sources

"The society, the state has the right to protect itself from such manifestations.

How to reconcile such manifestations of humanity and intellectualism with the persistent sadism, clinical paranoia and debauchery that fill so many of the pages of this book?

Under a new Federal law, however, such manifestations of the Nimby, or "not in my back yard," syndrome often constitute violations of civil rights under Federal law.

"They can appear in practices, ideas and beliefs when least expected, and no matter who tries to contain such manifestations, I don't think they can, because the people continue to invent and create the legends and symbols they deem important".

But even if we leave aside such manifestations, it is clear enough that anti-Semitism requires much deeper understanding than it usually gets.

"In the case of Eweida [the British Airways check-in worker], it is a very limited victory which simply means that if employers want to prevent an employee wearing religious symbol for corporate image purposes, they must prove that their image is negatively affected by such manifestations of belief.

We see such manifestation in nature all the time.

Jesus came to a world which he made, yet in such manifestation and concealment that the world as such did not apprehend the wondrous presence; and he is said also to have been continually coming to his own people in prophetic visions and angelic and even theanthropic form or fashion.

Hydrocephalus as part of Goldenhar Syndrome is one such manifestation.

Anthropometric measurements indicative of lipid redistribution, such as skinfolds, hip and waist circumference, could be useful to document such manifestation.

They have rung at commencement, New Year's and such earthly manifestations of faith as Harvard beating Yale.