Sentence examples for thought manifest from inspiring English sources

The lingering traces of Kerouac's creed of "First thought best thought" manifest themselves, at worst, as a stream of filibustering.

"And I think those comparisons of stories and all that thought manifested when I write whether conscious or not".

Bernard de Mandeville, an 18th-century economist and philosopher, thought it "manifest, that in a free nation where slaves are not allow'd of, the surest wealth consists in a multitude of laborious poor".

In cell membranes this damage is thought to manifest itself in the form of holes.

The resulting mitochondrial toxicity is thought to manifest itself in a variety of clinical symptoms including fatigue, fat wasting and peripheral neuropathy.

While historically, aHUS was thought to manifest primarily in children [ 1], 53 % of current Registry participants were adults at diagnosis.

Type II lesions (high T1 and T2 signals) are thought to manifest a more stable and chronic degeneration.

Similarly, types II and II/III were grouped together, as they are thought to manifest a more stable and chronic process.

The mechanisms through which SY is thought to manifest its therapeutic effects include the following: 1) enhanced protein synthesis [ 14], 2) scavenging free radicals [ 15], 3) prevention of glutathione (GSH) depletion [ 16], and 4) preservation of cell membrane integrity [ 17].

Once thought to manifest only in transient, exquisite, developmental gene expression programmes that were reset in the germ line, the discovery of transgenerational stability of novel epigenetic states showed that natural variation can exist outside the DNA sequence and cause heritable variation in phenotypes even in the absence of genetic variation (Richards et al. 2010; Ledón-Rettig 2013).

He didn't know exactly what she did, but thought she manifested a certain authority.