Sentence examples for which has manifested from inspiring English sources
All of the would-be women militants rally against France's distrust of Islam, which has manifested itself in a range of discriminatory legislation.
Tim Brooks, co-author of "The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows," said: "Because there's no longer a clear enemy out there, we're looking to our own government, which has manifested itself in a whole range of shows about secrets.
In desperation, central banks have collectively pumped trillions of dollars worth of liquidity into the global economy since 2008, which has manifested itself in the form of economic bubbles in countries that were relatively unaffected by the financial crisis.
But Mr. and Mrs. Trump appear to have no sense of obligation to the public at large, which has manifested itself in many ways in his young presidency.
But it was another illustration of the city's delicate infrastructure, which has manifested itself in epic bursts of aging water works and crumbling sidewalks and streets.
This longer trip is furthering my lifelong Anglophilia, which has manifested itself in an enthusiasm for British television, Monty Python, The Who, Jeremy Irons, Rod Stewart, bangers and mash... anyway.
Erdoğan gradually removed the army's baleful influence over civilian politics, which had manifested itself in no fewer than three coups since 1950.
In his closing speech, Barenboim also spoke of the communion between musicians and public which had manifested so magically in this Ring experience.
There is little doubt that this represented the culmination of a long and popular movement against non-Christians and doubtful converts, which had manifested itself frequently in the late Middle Ages in Castile.
Signals which have manifested themselves through the Copenhagen fiasco, the wholesale abandonment of subsidized, unrealistic 'green' technologies throughout Europe and the huge disconnect between public pronouncements and actions by practically every country.
This was later backed by Joseph Dias of the Catholic Secular Forum who said that the Karnataka riots were "part of a wider plan of radical Hindutva elements targeting the Christian community after the Muslim community", which had manifested in all of the BJP-ruled states of India.
