Sentence examples for to manifold from inspiring English sources
verb
To make manifold; multiply.
There has been a price to pay, of course, namely a corresponding lack of attention to manifold forms of popular inspirational religion.
The ever-present Dust may be nothing other than Natural Grace, attending all conscious beings but subject to manifold threats, whether from the materialism engendered by the so-called Age of Reason or from the authoritarian structures of (any) revealed religion.
This led to manifold outcomes.
Sentimentalists will hold that such theories are either open to manifold counterexamples or are only speciously response-independent (Scruton 1987).
Systematically generalizing planar geometric algorithms to manifold domains is of fundamental importance in computer aided design field.
Low-thrust arcs offer the possibility to have a significant propellant mass reduction when moving from manifold to manifold.
Fuller's genius turned out to be manifold.
The effects on health are likely to be manifold.
The reasons for this observation are likely to be manifold.
The reasons for this variation are likely to be manifold.
These results hint that transcriptome differences between breeds seem to be manifold.
