manifestly

But the Fed's hair is manifestly not on fire, nor do most politicians seem to see any urgency about the situation.

Governments are already trying to deal with public anger about manifestly unfair gains by capping bankers' bonuses.

When he arrived at the train station, he hurried through his breakfast, manifestly ill at ease and keeping a sharp eye about him.

We alighted upon a sign which manifestly referred to billiards .

my dear fellow ! " he stammered , manifestly taken aback and quite forgetting his pose . " where d you think we are ?

We could attack and acquire specific designated objectives, possibly indefinately, though occupying such a country is manifestly impossible.

It's manifestly easier to realize some goals here than it would be in the U.

It is manifestly preferable to make concessions to the Republican right than to risk the consequences of a US debt default.

A manifestly typed language forces you to declare each variable and each function argument.

To attach the blame for the team's woes to the two former galacticos is manifestly, in sporting terms, as unjust as it is irrational.

The earliest alchemical writers whose writings have been in part at least preserved to us were manifestly Alexandrian Greek-Egyptians.

But managing erotic capital is not just for the manifestly beautiful, those who lead the charmed lives of local celebrities.

Today China loudly asserts that Taiwan is indeed a part of China, but it manifestly is not governed as such.

One must also show that the overall European gain manifestly outweighs individual national interests.

The burden of global leadership inevitably will fall on those few governments that are manifestly too big to free- ride .

Dynamic CT perfusion imaging can display manifestly the abnormal haemodynamic changes under the above-mentioned circumstances .

The system is manifestly unfair and a source of huge resentment in the third world.

China's government has vowed to protect intellectual property, but its enthusiasm is manifestly limited.

Absurdity, n. : A statement or belief manifestly inconsistent with one's own opinion.

So my advice to editors is, get shot of claims quickly, unless the plaintiffs demands are manifestly unreasonable.

So my advice to editors is, get shot of claims quickly, unless the plaintiff's demands are manifestly unreasonable.

Manifestly , popular opinion backs more state regulation .

although he manifestly perceived, that, in order to favour them, I had concealed many particulars, and often said the thing which was not.

FOR all its faults socialism is manifestly superior to capitalism in one area: the making of myths.

It was also a wall that manifestly failed.

His vanity sticks out so manifestly that it is evident to all.

Manifestly a glory that once was had vanished away in these twenty-one years.

Yet they miss two points. The first is that the Van Rompuy-Ashton team was manifestly nobody's dream ticket.

But that's manifestly not true.

which was the lead comment I'd been waiting for, because that is manifestly not true, in almost all op amp applications.

This manifestly could not be done.

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There is no mystery in what Lippmann was saying, it is manifestly true; the mystery is that, knowing it, we continue to play the game.

Most of the former are manifestly unscrupulous adventurers who try to utilize the public necessity and unhappiness for their own advancement

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A manifestly improper balance of relevant considerations

a Quote must not be manifestly erroneous;

but manifestly it is a hockey game