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manifest as in: manifest destiny
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Domestic violence doesn't always manifest as physical abuse.
manifest = show (make itself known)
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She withered under his manifest disapproval.
manifest = obvious
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- Her program has been a manifest failure. Everyone is trying to blame someone else for it.
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The buildings in Rome manifest a high level of architectural sophistication
manifest = demonstrate
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The ghost manifests each year on the same day.
manifests = shows (it's presence)
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All the things I dread most, all the things I dread for others manifest in such vivid detail I can't help but believe they're real.
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manifest = clearly seen
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all things are the manifestation of one thing only.
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manifestation = demonstration
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"No," said Ezinma, whose feeling of importance was manifest in her sprightly walk.
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manifest = clearly seen
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For these were the hands that had acted on their own, no part of him, here was where the conscience first manifested itself to snatch books, dart off with Job and Ruth and Willie Shakespeare, and now, in the firehouse, these hands seemed gloved with blood.
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manifested = showed
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The witch-hunt was a perverse manifestation of the panic which set in among all classes when the balance began to turn toward greater individual freedom.
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manifestation = demonstration
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She seemed more agitated than he had ever seen her, though it manifested itself only in the tension of her movements.
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manifested = showed
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Just be together, manifest your elements, and think about me.
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manifest = show or demonstrate (make obvious)
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Our passions and dreams and goals are the outward manifestations of the love we feel inside.
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manifestations = demonstrations (things made obvious or shown)
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And how, Cedric, did that materialism manifest itself?
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They were lovely, satisfying, maddening manifestations of the miraculous, instruments of pleasure too powerful to be measured, too keen to be endured, and too exquisite to be intended for employment by base, unworthy man.
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manifestations = demonstrations
- Still, Mo was pleased that she had spotted the different "physical manifestations," as he called her observation. (source)
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This boy is manifestly no son of yours, for your cheek is as dark as mine but the boy is fair and white
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manifestly = obviously
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discovering his compassion so deep it manifests even in his kindness to snails,
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manifests = demonstrates itself
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In premodern times he manifested himself as the being that's described in these books.
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the utter indifference she manifested and sincerely felt toward him.
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manifested = made obvious
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At last, however, the narcotic began to manifest its potency, and she fell into a deep sleep.
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manifest = demonstrate
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"Thus, a sickness," continued Roger Chillingworth ... "a sickness, a sore place, if we may so call it, in your spirit hath immediately its appropriate manifestation in your bodily frame."
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manifestation = display
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He seemed to take pleasure in manifesting his fiendish barbarity.
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manifesting = making obvious
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every where I found the same manifestations of that cruel prejudice
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- He had seen physical manifestations of evil, and had been visited by the Lord Jesus Christ, like the prophets of old, like Joseph Smith had been in this very grove.† (source)
- I pictured her as a physical manifestation of her avatar.† (source)
- No doubt it's another manifestation of his various war wounds.† (source)
- Everything in restaurants is becoming too big, too heavy — the material world manifesting itself as huge damp lumps of dough.† (source)
- At any given moment, it is the manifestation of a thousand transitions.† (source)
- Years of decline in the blue-collar economy manifested themselves in the material prospects of Middletown's residents.† (source)
- Blessed be you in all your manifestations, Allah-Brahman!† (source)
- They explained that the psychosis and other serious mental health problems that burdened Mr. Jenkins could lead to dangerous behavior, but this behavior was a manifestation of serious illness, not a reflection of his character.† (source)
- Williams refused to acknowledge that his party might be a manifestation of poor taste.† (source)
- Ty had devised the initial system, the Unified Operating System, which combined everything online that had heretofore been separate and sloppy—users' social media profiles, their payment systems, their various passwords, their email accounts, user names, preferences, every last tool and manifestation of their interests.† (source)
- Not in my present manifestation.† (source)
- I thought he would be swayed by the others in the audience, by the obvious manifestation of her talent and energy, but that wasn't it.† (source)
- Lydia's nodding was the most detectable manifestation of how her senility was in advance of my grandmother's senility—or so my grandmother had observed, privately, to me.† (source)
- I might have said then, of boredom, but boredom is only a manifestation of something worse.† (source)
- You cannot crush faith simply by removing its earthly manifestations.† (source)
- Having suffered through several traumatic episodes myself, I am very familiar with the bodily manifestations of grief.† (source)
- Like all energy, we can only change shapes and sizes and manifestations.† (source)
- Many many millions of years ago a race of hyperintelligent pandimensional beings (whose physical manifestation in their own pandimensional universe is not dissimilar to our own) got so fed up with the constant bickering about the meaning of life which used to interrupt their favorite pastime of Brockian Ultra Cricket (a curious game which involved suddenly hitting people for no readily apparent reason and then running away) that they decided to sit down and solve their problems once and for all.† (source)
- Luck in its darker moods and manifestations.† (source)
- The practices of intra-family relations lay the foundation for the public manifestation of color prejudice.† (source)
- A trajectory from Watts converged with the more-thancentury-old fight of the Mexican people for their own freedoms to ripen into the Chicano Movement as manifested in East L.A. And what a time it was to be in East L.A!† (source)
- I was twenty-two before I realized that computers, RMUs, and Uncle Kowa's asteroidal life-support devices were machines and not some benevolent manifestations of the animas around us.† (source)
- That, I remember, is what Marcus, and his many manifestations, always says to Tobias in his fear landscape.† (source)
- Other people's optimism manifested itself, perhaps subconsciously, as opportunism: an inherent belief, in defiance of all logic, that although war was bound to come — that had been decided long ago — its actual outbreak would be delayed, so they could live life to the full a little longer.† (source)
- He said that maybe I had a calling for the religious life that was manifesting itself early on.† (source)
- What I mean is, it sounds like the first manifestation of a cold sore.† (source)
- The chief deficiency of this answer, aside from its lack of pith, is that it is manifestly untrue.† (source)
- The Christophany, or manifestation of Christ, in the book of Daniel, the appearance of the King of kings in Revelation.† (source)
- Beside me, Lieutenant Skaaiat's Seven Issa guard's mouth twitched, something that might have been an itch or some unavoidable muscle spasm, but was, I suspected, the only outward manifestation of her amusement.† (source)
- You see, we are manifestations of your culture.† (source)
- The attempt of the Herald gang to prevent the manifestation of the popular will has been checked—& Carter H. Harrison the popular choice will be our next mayor.† (source)
- According to Spinoza, we humans recognize two of God's qualities or manifestations.† (source)
- "This is what you want?" he whispered, his pale lips manifesting only the barest trace of movement.† (source)
- In the case of Andrea Kolintz (see Appendix II for a fuller history), we are told that, following a spanking for crawling out on the roof, "The medicine cabinet flew open, bottles fell to the floor or seemed to hurl themselves across the bathroom, doors flew open and slammed shut, and, at the climax of the manifestation, a 300-pound stereo cabinet tipped over and records flew all over the living room, dive-bombing the occupants and shattering against the walls."† (source)
- Ever since the incident on Storozhevoy, we in the Main Political Administration have had to consider that an incident such as this one was indeed a possibility, and that its most damaging manifestation would involve a missile-carrying submarine.† (source)
- It's the concrete manifestation of an abstract policy goal.† (source)
- That would indicate a rather powerful latent talent, if it was manifesting so clearly even before the transformation.† (source)
- The least manifestation of affection or gratitude toward him made him terribly embarrassed.† (source)
- And Texas could only stand and watch helplessly as the oil glut manifested itself and the price per barrel began to slide downward to an ultimate low of around $9.† (source)
- But that was also the period when Transito Ariza manifested the first symptoms of her incurable disease.† (source)
- This is often pervasive, and is manifested by uncertainty about several life issues, such as self-image, sexual orientation, long-term goals or career choice, types of friends or lovers to have, and which values to adopt.† (source)
- Blomkvist had never heard of Lisbeth Salander and was happily innocent of her report delivered earlier that day, but had he listened to it he would have nodded in agreement when she spoke of his loathing for bean counters, saying that it was not a manifestation of his left-wing political radicalism.† (source)
- On the cover it said: The Four Manifestations of Beauty.† (source)
- Although by any rational standard I was still at high altitude-21,300 feet-this place felt manifestly different from the South Col. The murderous wind had completely abated.† (source)
- Elitists have always looked down at fast food, criticizing how it tastes and regarding it as another tacky manifestation of American popular culture.† (source)
- An arrest warrant was issued against one of Mukhtar's brothers on manifestly bogus charges.† (source)
- He was sobbing, terrified of losing her, but that, too, he saw was his selfishness, his need for her manifesting itself again.† (source)
- But as in every manifestation, she continued to tinker with her handwriting, slanting it to the right or to the left, shaping it roundly or steeply, loosely or stingily-as though she were asking, "Is this Nancy?† (source)
- It was always interesting to see how my mother's relationships manifested themselves in her personality.† (source)
- You who made them must have considered them lovely even as an idea— how much more lovely is the manifestation of that idea.† (source)
- I strain to hear, but my old ears, for all their obscene hugeness, pick up nothing but snippets: "serious, serious depression" and "manifesting as aggression, not uncommon in geriatric patients."† (source)
- The rebellious war ...is manifestly carried on for the purpose of establishing an independent empire.† (source)
- I wouldn't have said that to you before I'd taken you to Haiti and you had seen that it was manifestly true.† (source)
- Hope manifested itself in an unlikely savior.† (source)
- And had, she believed, a personal experience with the manifestation of an unidentified (as yet) force.† (source)
- Rather, it was a manifestation of the philosophy that taken to the extreme produces terrorist martyrs.† (source)
- Most of the time she was nervous-verging-on-hysterical, which manifested in dramatic physical symptoms; an astonishing hive-like swelling made her look like the Elephant Man, and her always-sweating hands made her particularly useless for working with electricity.† (source)
- Most spirits are not native to this world, sir, and thus won't bother punishing an ill-advised summons, as the required manifestation might cause considerable pain and distress.† (source)
- In simpler parlance, his body had grown weary of the war and manifested its protest with a general weakness of the limbs and a constant fever.† (source)
- Here was the manifestation of Suribachi's conquest.† (source)
- I started manifesting when I was just ten.† (source)
- Quality [romantic Quality] and its manifestations [classic Quality] are in their nature the same.† (source)
- However, the salvage claims of $40,000 were exorbitant since most of the manifested cargo had been destroyed or hefted overboard by the muti-neering slaves.† (source)
- I will tell Your Worship why: the real purpose of this rigid color bar is to ensure that the justice dispensed by the courts should conform to the policy of the country, however much that policy might be in conflict with the norms of justice accepted in judiciaries throughout the civilized world...Your Worship, I hate racial discrimination most intensely and in all its manifestations.† (source)
- Its most evident manifestation seemed innocuous enough: Woolf was prone to nodding off.† (source)
- William didn't cause the infection, he was just its manifestation.† (source)
- You see, I still didn't understand that you cannot control the manifestations of love, nor can you change another person's destiny.† (source)
- The sounds like creeping footsteps never brought anything into view, the tapping was no prelude to anything at all, nor were the occasional dragging noises; they were beyond explanation, but also, luckily, apparently beyond manifestation, too, and at length, in spite of them all I found my eyes blinking as I swayed on my stool.† (source)
- Lincoln's strength, however, is still there, manifested in his passionate belief that the nation must and can be healed.† (source)
- She cried without trying to suppress any of the noisier manifestations of grief and confusion, with all the convulsive throat sounds that a hysterical child makes when the breath is trying to get up through a partly closed epiglottis.† (source)
- Whatever we earned we entrusted to him; the theft of the money from my sari while I slept had undermined not only my confidence but Nathan's: besides, Puli was manifestly more capable of caring for it than we were.† (source)
- Manifesting that order of poetry where we can at last grow up to that which we stored up as we grew.† (source)
- He shrank away from it as though it were a manifestation of virulent prophecies scribbled like obscene graffiti on the walls of holy places.† (source)
- This might well be an explanation of ghosts and such manifestations.† (source)
- Epilogue What's Happened Since Black Like Me The experiment that led to writing Black Like Me was done at the very end of 1959, before the first "freedom rides" or any other manifestation of national concern about racial injustice.† (source)
- As a divine manifestation, it is held in awe by the citizens and is not questioned, for religious reasons.† (source)
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manifest as in: ship's manifest
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The inspector asked to see the ship's manifest.
manifest = document listing contents being transported
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The guns were not on the ship's manifest.
manifest = official document listing contents being transported
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I haven't checked the manifest, but I assume you can wait another two weeks for it.
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manifest = document listing contents being transported
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As the driver gunned the car up Windsock Drive, he consulted his passenger manifest and placed a quick call.
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manifest = document listing passengers being transported
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Roran said nothing more until Jeod mentioned that the reason Brom and Eragon had visited Teirm was to see if they could use the city's shipping manifests to locate the Ra'zac's lair.
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manifests = official document listing contents being transported
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Its hold will tuck all our frigates and transports into a little corner — we'll be just a small part of the ship's manifest.
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manifest = document listing contents being transported
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The list is pinned up like the manifest from a plane crash, the names of survivors.
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manifest = document listing passengers being transported
- The first person in the squadron to find out that Doc Daneeka was dead was Sergeant Towser, who had been informed earlier by the man in the control tower that Doc Daneeka's name was down as a passenger on the pilot's manifest McWatt had filed before taking off. (source)
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Isham objected, saying such chests had never been seen nor were they listed on the manifest.
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Then it struck me to obtain the passenger manifests of all the incoming flights, concentrating, of course, on those in first class, which would be proper for the great man's associate.
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manifests = official documents listing passengers being transported
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I will be participating in a ceremony at Ellis Island, where I will receive copies of the ship manifest and the immigration documents that record the arrival in America of my mother,
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manifest = a document listing contents and passengers being transported
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According to the manifest, Rose Tucker was forty-three years old, and her home was in Manassas, Virginia.
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And I've seen the transportation manifests for their return from Arrakis.
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To get all those passenger manifests will take time.
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Nervously, he picked up the printout of the passenger manifest from Flight 353.
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- He found the passenger manifest for which he had been searching. (source)
- He wanted the one that, as a sidebar, would provide him with a complete passenger manifest. (source)
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I myself am monitoring all aircraft arriving here and sending the manifests on to Martinique, to a famous surgeon, no less!
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Nevertheless, he succeeded in obtaining the manifests of every plane leaving Boston yesterday morning from the first flight at six-thirty to ten o'clock.
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manifests = an official document listing passengers being transported
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The manifests.
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Thomas had been listed on the passenger manifest for Flight 353, and his wife, Nora, had been quoted by the Post.
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- Using a bar phone to call Nationwide at LAX, he was quickly connected with a public-relations officer who confirmed that Thomas Lee Vadance was on the passenger manifest. (source)
- For the airline passenger manifest, Rose implied that she was married to a white man, and she identified 21-21 as her stepdaughter, choosing the name "Mary Tucker" on the spur of the moment. (source)
- She was on the passenger manifest. (source)
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- Temple maidens are trained to manifest inertia.† (source)
- Instead, to toy with his peace of mind, she had cast her spell to manifest itself over the course of a year, bit by bit.† (source)
- Unfortunately, that ethos sometimes manifests itself in confused messaging.† (source)
- But just blocks away from their uncle's house, scattered evidence of gentrification— driven by the looming presence of Temple University—had started to manifest.† (source)
- Brahman saguna is Brahman made manifest to our limited senses, Brahman expressed not only in gods but in humans, animals, trees, in a handful of earth, for everything has a trace of the divine in it.† (source)
- Absorbing these psychosocial realities created all kinds of distortions and difficulties that manifest themselves today in multiple ways.† (source)
- Every crate must be padlocked, every transport manifest kept in a secure place.† (source)
- He reached the bottom of the steps and waited for the Sleer to manifest.† (source)
- This was what his father had taught him: the greater the composure, the more revealed one was, the truth of one's inner life was manifest—a pleasing paradox.† (source)
- Some Girders take it very seriously, of course, and we love it when people want to participate, but the rank is really just a fun way to see how your participation manifests itself vis-a-vis the overall Circle community.† (source)
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- I always expected him to manifest himself at any time, because everything I saw around me had gotten to be him—it reminded me of him, expressed him, promised something about him.† (source)
- She was watching him as though expecting strange symptoms to manifest themselves at any moment.† (source)
- My aunt manifests only the most occasional vestige of her old interest in who my actual father is or was; last Christmas, in Sawyer Depot, she managed to get me alone for a second and she said, "Do you still not know?† (source)
- And no, he didn't manifest any signs of violence, except for the flat authority of his voice.† (source)
- Camerlegno Ventresca had prayed all his life for this moment, and still, even he could not fathom that God had found a way to make it manifest.† (source)
- It manifests in my hands, shining to life in little sparks.† (source)
- My father was still standing at the end of the reef, patiently casting out, waiting for nengkan to manifest itself as a fish.† (source)
- I became manifest in whatever way they wanted me to be.† (source)
- I can manifest in places of death, like this churchyard, but there is very little I can do outside my territory.† (source)
- He feels strangely vigilant, as if, were he to pay close enough attention, some sign of his father might manifest itself, putting a stop to the events of the day.† (source)
- For our purposes, the nature of the decision doesn't matter any more than whether Karen keeps laughing or which color balloon manifests the saint.† (source)
- And sometimes it just manifest itself even if you not looking, or don't know what you looking for.† (source)
- Let us manifest the taste of gentlemen.† (source)
- And in the very same way the Spirit long ago became manifest in the Body of Christ, the first cabbage rose began to materialize on my tablecloth.† (source)
- A spoilage had begun to manifest itself in their relationship, and each recognized it would be better to part now, ere worse came, but days passed before they discussed it again, and as they discussed it Nadia was already packing her things into a backpack and a satchel, and so their discussion of her departure was not, as it pretended to be, a discussion of her departure, but† (source)
- God—or nature—manifests itself either as thought or as extension.† (source)
- Yes, no talent ever manifests in precisely the same way, because no one ever thinks in exactly the same way.† (source)
- She believed that by giving problems a name they tended to manifest themselves, and then it was impossible to ignore them; whereas if they remained in the limbo of unspoken words, they could disappear by themselves, with the passage of time.† (source)
- Ten is the most common age for IAAN to manifest, I had overheard a newscaster saying, but the affliction can claim anyone between the ages of eight and fourteen.† (source)
- I hope you will agree that in these two instances I have cited from his career — both of which I have had corroborated and believe to be accurate — my father not only manifests, but comes close to being the personification itself, of what the Hayes Society terms 'dignity in keeping with his position'.† (source)
- What I'm trying to get at is could this potassium be an indication of some condition just beginning to manifest itself, some condition caused perhaps by an ingestion, an exposure, an involuntary spillage-intake, some substance in the air or the rain?† (source)
- For some people, it manifests itself in the ability to memorize trivia, or excel as doctors, or accurately interpret financial data as a hedge-fund billionaire.† (source)
- It takes several generations for any kind of genetic manipulation to manifest, but people were selected from the general population in large numbers, according to their backgrounds or behavior, and they were given the option to give a gift to our future generations, a genetic alteration that would make their descendants just a little bit better.† (source)
- The challenges are manifest: Of the 115 million children who have dropped out of elementary school, 57 percent are girls.† (source)
- "But Zoey always manifests spirit," Damien said.† (source)
- I will not cut for stone, even for patients in whom the disease is manifest; I will leave this operation to be performed by practitioners, specialists in this art ...Hippocratic Oath Theirs is the stoneless fruit of love Whose love is returned.† (source)
- And the radio, too-assuming that it was they who had stolen it, which was something Dewey still hesitated to do, for it appeared to him "ludicrously inconsistent" with the magnitude of the crime and the manifest cunning of the criminals, and "inconceivable" that these men had entered a house expecting to find a money-filled safe, and then, not finding it, had thought it expedient to slaughter the family for perhaps a few dollars and a small portable radio.† (source)
- He watched everywhere for the cuchillero who would manifest himself from among the anonymous eyes that watched back.† (source)
- It's just taking longer to manifest itself.† (source)
- He liked the Dutch church best, he decided, preferring the priest's manifest piety to the "pomp" of the English church, though he understood not a word of the Dutch sermon.† (source)
- The belief in parental power is manifest in the first official act a parent commits: giving the baby a name.† (source)
- We're all made up of energy, and Twisse needs it to manifest, to work.† (source)
- Reza then uttered a remarkable statement one that I could not come close to understanding until years later, when I became all too familiar with the Iranian male ego, particularlY as it was manifest in Moody's family.† (source)
- That even though her love often manifests itself in ways that a mentally healthy person couldn't understand—might even declare abusive—that doesn't diminish the fact that she does care.† (source)
- He said you do wrong in encouraging people to see the Plague as anything other than God's wrath made manifest.† (source)
- I suspect the condition of Chinatown must have registered in her to some degree, but this failed to manifest itself in any facial expression or noticeable change.† (source)
- Staring at a small video window inset into the flight manifests scrolling down his monitor, Bashir was struck silent by the images of wailing Iraqi women carrying children's bodies out of the rubble of a bombed building.† (source)
- Our best estimates are that the first catastrophic symptoms of the Raison Strain could manifest in as few as five days, correct?† (source)
- Fear of such judgment may be feeding the free-floating anxiety that we have found, which manifests itself in adamant doctrines of correctness and the firm conviction that "other people" are ruining the language.† (source)
- "Every peculiar's ability manifests in its own time," said Millard.† (source)
- It is given different names [subjects and objects] when it becomes classically manifest.† (source)
- The passenger manifest grew by one the week before the Gentlemen was scheduled to leave.† (source)
- How did that manifest itself?† (source)
- I feel within me the manifest prognostics of indigestion.† (source)
- A burning wind blew past her, carrying with it the tang of ancient deserts, of a place where miracles were common and the divine was manifest in fire.† (source)
- What he's been through would kill a horse but then they're about the same size and a horse can't manifest a will to live.'† (source)
- Mr. Glass's perhaps most inspired coup as a decorator was manifest just behind and above the couch where young Franny Glass was now sleeping.† (source)
- Sudden gray phantoms seemed to manifest upon inner room walls where a curtain was still undrawn against the night, or there were whisperings and murmurs where a window in a tomb-like building was still open.† (source)
- Alpha Group quickly found their man in the manifests.† (source)
- The beauty of the plebe system, the one awesome virtue of that corrupt rite of passage, was made manifest as we began to gather around him and protect him.† (source)
- He halts before the boots, picks one up, examines it, sniffs it, manifests disgust, puts it back carefully.† (source)
- Unfortunately, they manifest themselves too strongly in the world for their existence to be denied effectively.† (source)
- She knew from manifests which had been received by Floss the day before that this was the second of two trainloads containing 2,100 Jews from Greece.† (source)
- The indirect effects of the revolution, the fruit of its fruit, the consequences of the consequences, began to manifest themselves.† (source)
- But the effects of mortal shocks only manifest themselves slowly.† (source)
- Reason manifests itself above all in language.† (source)
- It manifests itself in the cult of yours.† (source)
- Her job was to scour the manifests of incoming flights for potential bad actors.† (source)
- "I love everyone who manifests a regard or shows an attachment to my absent friend," she told Lovell, and however infrequently she heard from her absent friend, she kept writing to him at length with never a letup.† (source)
- But SS members by the dozens beat a path up to Hoss's office door day after day—messengers, bearers of orders and memorandums and manifests and transfers, all sorts of enlisted Sturmanns and Rottenfuhrers and Unterscharfuhrers on various missions from every corner of the camp.† (source)
- You do have the capability, but you'll need enormous amounts of practice to manifest it.† (source)
- Please observe that in most works where blindness is manifest, the writer brings it up pretty early.† (source)
- He termed the actual dream image—that is, the 'film' or 'video' we dream—the manifest dream.† (source)
- He'll have to conserve all his power to manifest again on the day of the full moon.† (source)
- Not only on her but on Doris as well, and it began to manifest itself during her teenage years.† (source)
- He found Adams's manifest integrity unsettling; Adams's emphatic patriotism appealed not at all.† (source)
- Ruiz's mind reeled through the names on the manifest.† (source)
- Right now Zoey can't manifest anything by herself.† (source)
- This is how the effect of that switch—and, eventually, of every switch—becomes manifest.† (source)
- I went through the manifest three times.† (source)
- Monsters usually began hunting down and killing young heroes around the time they turned thirteen, when their true powers began to manifest.† (source)
- He can get around his imprisonment in those ways, but he can't manifest solidly enough to wield magic weapons.† (source)
- Here he is in a court of law with the evidence displayed and the testimony given, the facts all aired and the arguments made and the truth of the matter manifest.† (source)
- To manifest an intention requires laserlike focus, full sensory visualization, and a profound belief.† (source)
- God has made His will manifest!† (source)
- Social capital isn't manifest only in someone connecting you to a friend or passing a résumé on to an old boss.† (source)
- Those elements of the celebration that allow the impromptu were the responsibility of Mr. Merrill, who was brief and charming—his nervousness was manifest, as usual, only by his slight stutter.† (source)
- The overgrown boy towered over everyone else—he sawed in the wind like the vastly tall palms that lined the entrance to the Phoenix Sky Harbor terminal—and his rage was the most manifest, his anger (like his body) appeared to be a monster that had lots of room to grow.† (source)
- Even if I could accept, just for an instant, that I have the power to change physical matter with my mind, and literally manifest all that I desire ....I'm afraid I see nothing in my life to make me believe I have such power.† (source)
- Troubled by the general moral demise of the East—manifest, particularly, in the Lindbergh kidnapping—the well-known home appliance magnate and his high-born Bostonian wife had brought their three sons, a maid, a cook, a butler, and a pair of private tutors to San Piedro's secluded shores.† (source)
- And as I said, Freud claimed that these 'improper' desires already manifest themselves at an early stage of childhood.† (source)
- But as Owen began to manifest the early signs of the common cold—a sneeze or a cough now and then, and a runny nose—Dan Needham imagined that his production of A Christmas Carol might be the beneficiary of Owen getting sick.† (source)
- The family itself was inscrutable—except for the clear possession of a shared but unequal rage, which appeared to manifest itself the least in a slope-shouldered, slow-looking man in a short-sleeved shirt with a string tie.† (source)
- He is aware of everything we say and do—just as the dreamer remembers the dream's manifest dream aspect.† (source)
- Owen Meany could manifest a certain calmness that I had never quite liked; when he got like that when we were practicing the shot, I didn't want to touch him—when I passed him the ball, I felt uneasy; and when I had to put my hands on him, when I actually lifted him up, I always felt I was handling a creature that was not exactly human, or not quite real.† (source)
- Hmm ...there is a manifest dream, just like you said: a young man gets two balloons from his female cousin.† (source)
- The actual process of converting the latent dream thoughts to the manifest dream aspect was termed by Freud the dream work.† (source)
- The belief is that God intervenes in the course of history—even that history exists in order that God may manifest his will in the world, just as he once led Abraham to the "Promised Land," he leads mankind's steps through history to the Day of Judgment.† (source)
- You can actually manifest the elements.† (source)
- Gives it the juice to manifest?† (source)
- "His Excellency General Washington is present animating and encouraging the soldiers," recorded Thacher, "and they in return manifest their joy, and express a warm desire for the approach of the enemy."† (source)
- In the months that followed my revolutionary spirit was rekindled and the political aspects of Francisco Madero's activities became more manifest.† (source)
- Manifest.† (source)
- For other people, it's an ability to read others, and those people—with an innate ability to draw on memories, common sense, and experience and to codify it quickly and accurately—manifest an ability that strikes others as being supernatural.† (source)
- "I flatter myself, however,sir," Carmarthen told Adams, "that whenever America shall manifest a real determination to fulfill her part of the treaty, Great Britain will not hesitate to prove her sincerity."† (source)
- "Great activity and animation are observed among our officers and soldiers who manifest an anxious desire to have a conflict with the enemy," wrote the ever-perceptive Dr. James Thacher, who predicted either a "general assault on the town of Boston, or the erection of works on the Heights of Dorchester, or both."† (source)
- But you should know that the joy of this night isn't found only in the gifts Nyx has so visibly allowed to manifest here.† (source)
- After we had gotten them all on board and I had the ship's manifest, I began calling out names to catalog which of the original cargo had survived.† (source)
- He headed to Damien, who was fidgeting at the easternmost part of the circle where the element air should manifest.† (source)
- He had brought the ears back with the manifest as proof, but the insurance would only pay 15 percent, if they paid at all.† (source)
- The fledglings in the circle murmured in awe, and I sent a grateful, silent prayer to Nyx, thanking her for allowing my power over the elements to manifest so clearly.† (source)
- He also submitted as proof of the Cubans' claim of rightful ownership the original bills of purchase, customs documentation, and the manifest from the Amistad.† (source)
- His long, often wandering, soliloquy presented numerous accounts of unrelated acts of naval heroism and seemed as though it would never end until, as if suddenly prodded, he said: "So in conclusion, my clients seek their full rights of salvage on the ship and all its cargo as delineated by its manifest, bills of sale, and other documentation presented herewith to the court."† (source)
- Along with the fifty-three slaves— which were listed by the names they had been given on the trespassos-the ship's manifest also held $40,000 worth of cargo that included two crates of caning machetes, thirty bolts of fine fabric, ten trunks of finished men's clothes, five kegs of dried beef, a crate of medicines for the doctor in Puerto Principe, and $2,500 in gold coins.† (source)
- Can you manifest it in this room?† (source)
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Farewell, broad sweep of outspread wings,
Farewell to willfulness of soaring,
And to the image of the world through words made manifest,
And to creativity, and to working wonders.† (source)
- Anyhow, I had found something out about an unknown privation, and I realized how a general love or craving, before it is explicit or before it sees its object, manifests itself as boredom or some other kind of suffering.† (source)
- The awe-inspiring Deity manifests Itself, even in the single leaf of a tree or a delicate blade of grass.† (source)
- Rivenoak was a ready speaker, and he answered as promptly as comported with the notions of Indian decorum; that peculiar people seeming to think a short delay respectful, inasmuch as it manifests that the words already heard have been duly weighed.† (source)
- If I endeavor to find out the most general and the most prominent of all these different characteristics, I shall have occasion to perceive, that what is taking place in men's fortunes manifests itself under a thousand other forms.† (source)
- female natur' is awakened in her," said the old man, shaking his head in a manner to show how much he was disappointed in the result; "but it manifests itself against the true spirit!"† (source)
- The point of departure, like the point of arrival, for all his thoughts, was hatred of human law; that hatred which, if it be not arrested in its development by some providential incident, becomes, within a given time, the hatred of society, then the hatred of the human race, then the hatred of creation, and which manifests itself by a vague, incessant, and brutal desire to do harm to some living being, no matter whom.† (source)
- Their belief in the Unseen, so far as it manifests itself at all, seems to be rather a pagan kind; their moral notions, though held with strong tenacity, seem to have no standard beyond hereditary custom.† (source)
- Mabel had colored, trembled, half laughed, and looked uneasy; but, rallying her spirit, she said, in a voice so cheerful as completely to conceal her agitation, "But, father, we might better wait until Mr. Muir manifests a wish that your daughter would have him, or rather a wish to have your daughter, lest we get the fable of sour grapes thrown into our faces."† (source)
- When the revolution which subverts the social and political state of an aristocratic people begins to penetrate into literature, it generally first manifests itself in the drama, and it always remains conspicuous there.† (source)
- I shall take occasion hereafter to show under what form the preponderating taste of a democratic people for very general ideas manifests itself in politics; but I would point out, at the present stage of my work, its principal effect on philosophy.† (source)
- When all was done, 'twas manifest that Galahad had been before us.† (source)
- He did not succeed very well, though the good intention was manifest.† (source)
- They proceed from and together make manifest Tao: the source and law of being.† (source)
- of the manifest profile of The Great Face.† (source)
- Tao is the way or course of nature, destiny, cosmic order; the Absolute made manifest.† (source)
- And since what they are trying to believe may, in some cases, be manifest nonsense, they cannot succeed in believing it and we have the chance of keeping their minds endlessly revolving on themselves in an effort to achieve the impossible.† (source)
- He would have doubted her being over thirty or under thirteen; and yet, in a curious way, such manifest unlikelihoods could neither of them be ruled out as wholly impossible.† (source)
- He knew they would oppose his employment, and that their opposition would manifest itself in the triumphant argument of lowered grades.† (source)
- —and she rejoiced no less than he that his May devotions were so largely attended, especially by the young people of the parish, in whom a notable increase of piety was manifest.† (source)
- Real freedom will manifest itself, not based on politics and revolutions, which never gave it anyhow, because it's not a gift but a possession of the man who is not bored.† (source)
- It might be presumed that such temperaments, which usually manifest themselves in early youth and persist through life, show a singular defect of vital force.† (source)
- He rises, returns to them, and dwells with them as an egoless center, through whom the principle of emptiness is made manifest in its own simplicity.† (source)
- The pattern is that of going to the father, but to the unmanifest rather than the manifest aspect: taking the step that the Bodhisattva renounced: that from which there is no return.† (source)
- The event of the birth had been read by Nimrod in the stars, for this impious king was a cunning astrologer, and it was manifest to him that a man would be born in his day who would rise up against him and triumphantly give the lie to his religion.† (source)
- These will be pictured as journeys into miraculous realms, and are to be interpreted as symbolic, on the one hand, of descents into the night-sea of the psyche, and on the other, of the realms or aspects of man's destiny that are made manifest in the respective lives.† (source)
- Where formerly life and death contended, now enduring being is made manifest—as indifferent to the accidents of time as water boiling in a pot is to the destiny of a bubble, or as the cosmos to the appearance and disappearance of a galaxy of stars.† (source)
- In all am I scattered, and whensoever thou wiliest, thou gatherest Me; and gathering Me, thou gatherest Thyself.43 The two—the hero and his ultimate god, the seeker and the found are thus understood as the outside and inside of a single, self-mirrored mystery, which is identical with the mystery of the manifest world.† (source)
- His coat was open, his hands uncovered, and he watched the storm and listened with manifest delight.† (source)
- She had never even tried to please him—he had been drawn to her in spite of her manifest disdain.† (source)
- Next morning he had everybody up at dawn, and never had his dominating force been so manifest.† (source)
- "And between these two desires is just where the soul of the man is manifest," she went on.† (source)
- The fact grew manifest that Gulden was a great gambler and Kells was not.† (source)
- Will you not manifest yourself, as my mother says you will—for me?† (source)
- Here drunkenness was manifest, a terrible inert drunkenness that made its victims deathlike.† (source)
- The tranquillity of lesser spaces was not here manifest.† (source)
- For it was manifest the Martians were about us.† (source)
- Evidently they had heard something of the conversation; fear was manifest in their faces.† (source)
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So is manifest truth 700
That God the Almighty the kindred of men
Hath wielded wide ever.† (source)
- There was nothing forceful or strong about him, such as was manifest when he was sober.† (source)
- The most striking characteristic manifest in this collection was that of service.† (source)
- The listlessness of her drooping form was no longer manifest.† (source)
- He and his comrades, however, did not manifest any activity.† (source)
- The need of both advices soon became manifest to Shefford.† (source)
- And when this became manifest to them that aspect of their relation to her changed.† (source)
- She wore a disguise, but her womanhood was more manifest in it than in her feminine garb.† (source)
- Rawdon saw there was a manifest intention on Mrs. Bute's part to captivate him with Rebecca.† (source)
- The nose is a manifest congealed drop or stalactite.† (source)
- However, he was glad to see her at last manifest a wish of any kind.† (source)
- All in favor of this motion please to manifest it by saying, 'Aye'.† (source)
- Mr. Casaubon was nervously conscious that he was expected to manifest a powerful mind.† (source)
- He encounters Mr Vincent Crummles; and who he was, is herein made manifest† (source)
- One small, helping cause of all this liveliness in Stubb, was soon made strangely manifest.† (source)
- "Put it to the vote!" said one of the councillors; "the crime is manifest, and it is late."† (source)
- Exactly what was perfectly manifest to me at the moment.† (source)
- Manifest no distrust, or you may invite the danger you appear to apprehend.† (source)
- The reason of its unpopularity was soon made manifest.† (source)
- Evidently she was racking her head in vain—it seemed manifest that she must give the matter up.† (source)
- Newman, now that his prize was gained, felt a peculiar desire that his triumph should be manifest.† (source)
- This populace, disciplined to waiting for public executions, did not manifest very much impatience.† (source)
- Outside of political parties properly so called, another movement became manifest.† (source)
- The Dew-of-June started, and she discovered a very manifest uneasiness at the interrogatory.† (source)
- Then let him be thankful, and manifest the same by grateful speech and due humility; he were a dog, else, and the heir and ancestor of dogs.† (source)
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The Hall took the voices;
Spake out then Wealhtheow; before the host said she:
Brook thou this roundel, lief Beowulf, henceforth,
Dear youth, with all hail, and this rail be thou using,
These gems of folk-treasures, and thrive thou well ever;
Thy might then make manifest!† (source)
- When he finds people chattering harmlessly about Anatole France and Nietzsche, he devastates them with Matthew Arnold, the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, and even Macaulay; and as he is devoutly religious at bottom, he first leads the unwary, by humorous irreverences, to wave popular theology out of account in discussing moral questions with him, and then scatters them in confusion by demanding whether the carrying out of his ideals of conduct was not the manifest object of God Almighty in creating honest men and pure women.† (source)
- I locked my door and, with tears in my eyes, besought it, if it were still alive, to manifest itself to me.† (source)
- The shaking of the high grass told him of the running of animals, what species he could not tell, but from Ring's manifest desire to have a chase they were evidently some kind wilder than rabbits.† (source)
- The day's events had prepared him for the unknown to manifest itself in most stupendous and unthinkable ways.† (source)
- But in all seriousness ...I, too, have had my share, but despite any so-called drunkenness, I am perfectly aware what a special honor it is for me to bring a manifest personality to his bed.† (source)
- The stranger suddenly lost his every semblance to the rough and easy character before manifest in him.† (source)
- Though he had never embraced more than the Jewish ethical code, his fellow-Catholics, whenever they had smarted in person or by proxy under his exactions, spoke of him bitterly as an Irish Jew and an illiterate, and saw divine disapproval of usury made manifest through the person of his idiot son.† (source)
- He still believed that God might at any moment make himself manifest out of the winds or the clouds, but he no longer demanded such recognition.† (source)
- Mr. Perkins, like many men who manage things by their personal influence, grew a little impatient when his power was not immediately manifest.† (source)
- True, he had the manifest sympathy of the house but he had the house's silence, too, which was even worse than its sympathy.† (source)
- When you go out of the house into the flower garden, there you feel again the order and fine arrangement manifest all over the great farm; in the fencing and hedging, in the windbreaks and sheds, in the symmetrical pasture ponds, planted with scrub willows to give shade to the cattle in fly-time.† (source)
- Even in the country something of this segregation is manifest in the smaller areas, and of course in the larger phenomena of the Black Belt.† (source)
- It was unlike Winsett to manifest such curiosity; but after all, Archer remembered, he was a journalist.† (source)
- The exigency of the case was manifest to Helen, when she saw how they came down over the cantles of the saddles and to their boot-tops.† (source)
- The man was a manifest fool.† (source)
- The prince said all this with manifest effort—in broken sentences, and with many drawings of breath.† (source)
- To such an extent does passion manifest itself in us as a temporary and distinct character, which not only takes the place of our normal character but actually obliterates the signs by which that character has hitherto been discernible.† (source)
- Yes—it is surprising how many of the present tillers of the soil were once owners of it, and I sometimes wonder that a certain school of politicians don't make capital of the circumstance; but they don't seem to know it...I wonder that I did not see the resemblance of your name to d'Urberville, and trace the manifest corruption.† (source)
- She wondered how he could think to carry himself so in her presence after the cynicism, indifference, and neglect he had heretofore manifested and would continue to manifest so long as she would endure it.† (source)
- That end, on that night, whilst Leonora sat in the girl's bedroom and Edward telephoned down below—that end was plainly manifest.† (source)
- When it came to brickmaking, their distaste for manual labour in connection with book education became especially manifest.† (source)
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