Examples of 'it is manifestly' in a sentence
Meaning of "it is manifestly"
The phrase 'it is manifestly' is typically used to introduce a statement or assertion that is evident, clear, or obvious. It indicates that the following statement is easily perceivable or self-evident, without the need for further explanation or proof. It is commonly used to emphasize the evident nature of a fact or conclusion being discussed
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Ate your homework when it is manifestly clear that.
It is manifestly obvious that returning entails an acute crisis.
In the case of living organisms it is manifestly not the case.
It is manifestly not an alpine mountain form.
He can not hold back even when it is manifestly in his interest to do so.
It is manifestly just and proper that all communities.
Never undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible.
It is manifestly and contagiously passionate about what it says.
A merit of the vector approach is that it is manifestly independent of any coordinate system.
It is manifestly impossible at one and the same time to.
The State party further argues that the communication is inadmissible because it is manifestly unfounded.
It is manifestly obvious that they think exactly the opposite.
On that ground alone, it is manifestly unfounded.
It is manifestly implied that they were baptized because she believed.
In all his activities, it is manifestly present.
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It is manifestly evident that she has a deep interior life.
If today we live under neoliberalism, it is manifestly different from the.
When it is manifestly present.
While in principle it is possible to perform a test of reality, it is manifestly complex.
Unless it is manifestly harmless.
It considers that the complaint should be declared inadmissible as it is manifestly ill-founded.
It is manifestly unfair to label entire groups based on the behavior of a few.
Of the word, except that it is manifestly a departure from the strict.
It is manifestly intended that this invention be limited only by the claims.
As the recurring debates consuming the country indicate, it is manifestly time for a change.
It is manifestly unfair.
So far, so good, but it is manifestly inadequate.
It is manifestly unfair that the latest treatments are only available to the rich.
If you look at what has gone wrong, it is manifestly a short-term problem.
It is manifestly intended that embodiments of this invention be limited only by the claims.
To Sardis it is manifestly exhortation instead of assurance.
And it is manifestly clear that many the Leave side have not been doing so.
It is manifestly unfair on those Member States that have sent the necessary data.
It is manifestly clear that the Kremlin has now once again reined in the media.
It is manifestly contrary to EU values.
It is manifestly unfair Something I want to get a jump on.
It is manifestly counter-productive and should be brought to an end.
It is manifestly abusive, frivolous or vexatious or.
It is manifestly not a statement of science ; it is a philosophical statement about science.
It is manifestly inadmissible, and in particular if the dispute is not in a civil matter.
Therefore, it is manifestly intended that this invention be limited only by the claims.
Therefore, it is manifestly intended that embodiments described herein be limited only by the claims.
It is manifestly unfair to a small, energy-producing developing country like ours with a small population.
However, it is manifestly perverse in Angola due to the effect of war and poverty.
It is manifestly not Joseph Stalin 's world.
It is manifestly ill-founded or not sufficiently substantiated ;.
It is manifestly ill-founded or not sufficiently substantiated [ or dependent mainly on second hand information ] ;.
It is manifestly immoral to deal with enemies, real or perceived, by genocide . ”.
Iii It is manifestly ill-founded [ or obviously politically motivated ] ;.
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Such detention was manifestly arbitrary since it was unjustified
Where the conviction or decision is manifestly unfounded
This is manifestly not always the case
