Manifestly

But the nature of repentance manifestly is an essential matter, as the Bishop of Southwell and Nottingham suggests.

Every day, in all sorts of ways, they make us offers we can't refuse, and we find ourselves being asked to say and think things that are manifestly not true.

He has manifestly failed to get the response required out of England in India.

Manifestly violative of Fundamental Rights of the citizens of India and, therefore, of the Indian Constitution.

Many developing countries that once appeared to be transiting from authoritarian governance have become neither fully authoritarian nor manifestly democratic.

One is just how manifestly ludicrous their professed motivation is; the other is how astonishingly effective their well-oiled, well-executed, and well-funded promotional campaign has been in hoodwinking well-off, well-educated echelons in Israeli society.

Pope Benedict was manifestly a man of deep spiritual insight combined with a capacity for focused and articulate theological expression.

The appeal court judges also ruled that the Full Court erred in determining that the delay in issuing the certificates was manifestly unfair and unreasonable, and that, as a result, the soldiers should not be allowed to rely on them.

But Mr Justice Griffiths, sitting with Lord Justice William Davis and Judge Neil Flewitt, refused the green light for her to appeal against her sentence, concluding it was ‘not arguably manifestly excessive’.

German fatalities instead occurred as a result of the Allied waging of a manifestly defensive war to bring an end to aggression, war crimes, and genocide perpetrated by Germany.

Roads that were, for many years by-words for neglect and municipal dysfunction are manifestly wearing new looks.

But if the virus multiplies manifestly who will be responsible for the dire consequences.

Impeached and manifestly corrupt U.S. president President Donald John Trump on Friday signed the $8.3-billion Coronavirus response funding bill before leaving the White House for golf or whatever.

In her September 2019 decision, Justice Beverly Browne wrote it would be "manifestly unjust" to force Beaver Lake to choose between spending money on pressing community needs such as housing and social assistance or the cost of litigation.

Slow physical growth, before and after birth can manifestly occur in children with FAS.

Speaking ahead of today’s meeting, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said that it was “manifestly the case” that Woulfe’s position as a Supreme Court judge was not tenable.

Activists arrested during the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's wedding have had a civil liberties case dismissed as 'manifestly ill-founded' by Europe's human rights court.

But prosecutors appealed against the sentence on the grounds it was manifestly inadequate.

Do it for them, while meditating on the fact that to truly love New York, you need to love every part of it, even those spots like Times Square on New Years Eve that are manifestly insane and inhumane.

Mr Corbyn is manifestly unfit to hold the highest office in the land.