manifestly

IPA: mˈænʌfɛstɫi

Examples of "manifestly" in Sentences

As Justice Harlan observed in Poe, The right of privacy most manifestly is not an absolute.
It manifestly is free, and whether it is “appropriate” is going to be a hard fought question.
It isn't a nice day ... it manifestly is not a good morning so clearly he is trying to put me off guard and ...
Instead of concocting tunes for the other guy to chase, why not let him go first, as Hammerstein manifestly preferred, and see what that brings out in me?
As the value of the label manifestly depends upon the trade it entices, the unions are careful to emphasize the sanitary conditions and good workmanship which a label represents.
Their neighbours, the Egyptians, included them all under a single ethnic name, speaking of them as Kashi or Kushi -- a term manifestly identical with the Cush or Cushi of the Hebrews.
But the legal uncertainty over the term manifestly intended makes the bill's coverage so broad that it could even cover the open-source Web server Apache, which hosts over 60% of Web sites, opponents of the bill say.
"However, it's important to point out that the great majority of reputable religious people and theologians do believe in evolution so there manifestly is not, as a matter of fact, a contradiction if you look at people's opinions …"