Manifestly

Manifestly, that is impossible, because if anything distinct from being is added to being, what is added is nothing, and there is no addition.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913

"Manifestly," said the doctor, "the incentives to wealth-production under

Equality Edward Bellamy 1874

"Manifestly," I replied, "it can belong to no one in particular, but to nothing less than society collectively.

Equality Edward Bellamy 1874

As President Grover Cleveland asserted in his second inaugural address, delivered on March 4, 1893: Manifestly nothing is more vital to our supremacy as a nation and to the beneficent purposes of our government than a sound and stable currency.

The Wrong Way to Double 2011

Manifestly, when society's most educated members take the view that the only issue in what they see as a purely mechanical act is whether the involved were consenting, you're in for trouble.

Sex and the College Dean William McGurn 2011

Manifestly, however, he has not done enough to get GOP leaders together to hash out a bill they can pass.

The GOP Fails Pennsylvania Kids William McGurn 2011

Manifestly that was not the case with Barack Obama.

The 2012 Republican Battle Test William McGurn 2011

Manifestly Mr. Cuomo has noticed that across the border in New Jersey, Republican Gov.

A Tale of Two Democrats William McGurn 2011

Manifestly Mr. Obama believes that as much as Americans say they want smaller government, the moment they find one of their favorite programs e.g., Medicare up for consideration, they balk.

Obama's $250,000 Question William McGurn 2011

Manifestly Islam wasn't an issue two weeks after the 9/11 attacks, when the city sponsored a huge interfaith service at Yankee Stadium billed as "A Prayer for America."

Mike Bloomberg and the End of Tolerance William McGurn 2011