manifestly

I mean it's so manifestly something very interesting structure is forming.

This is manifestly disproven by the plain text of the remarks.

The right to rebel when public liberty is manifestly endangered is enshrined in the state constitution.

The verdict consents were manifestly fair for the horrific crimes that he supervised, organized and ultimately tried to cover up.

With his companions, however, the feeling was manifestly different.

It was now manifestly impossible to maintain the struggle against destiny.

When he had imparted the particulars he waited, manifestly burning to know whither these inquiries tended.

Whether advocates and orators had liberty to plead in causes manifestly known to be unjust, vexatious, or oppressive?

He was manifestly very curious, but his diplomatic importance would not allow him to evince any greater interest.

The reason for that, if you're going to introduce something new clinically, it's got to be manifestly better than what's already available.