Examples of using Manifested in English and their translations into Czech
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What they were saying was that a framework was created- that certain deities manifested themselves physically and made decisions as to what was going to happen.
Phillipe Sauvage, developed some… well, lets just call them psychological issues which… initially manifested in Afghanistan and finally came to a head in Iraq.
The fact that an imaginary friend manifested in her life at this age is actually quite unusual.
Mahavatar Babaji is a great immortal yogi from the Himalayas who manifested himself 5000 years ago.
It might be helpful if I gave you some background on the different personalities Regan has manifested.
In its final form, the financial perspective boded difficulties that manifested themselves in preparing the budget for 2008.
Dr. Franklin are somehow being manifested by the ship in order to communicate with me.
And the Gentiles in the house of Cornelius received the holy spirit and manifested it before they were baptized in water.
Mother Divine in the form of the Goddess Saraswati, manifested at the feet of the sleeping boy during an afternoon nap at his grandfather's farm.
than is described and their position and manner of aesthetic passion is manifested.
Never have so many of our people publicly to this country's involvement in a war. and collectively manifested opposition.
deeply impressed by the genuine desire for peace manifested at this conference.
is often manifested in sculptural groupings where two figures are engaged in a confrontational dialogue.
the unstable peace in Somalia manifested itself today in the shape of the work of professional pirates.
two major ones fully manifested themselves in the decisive period shortly after the regime changed.
the troika not only conveyed this EU institutional position but also manifested our presence.
when there is no longer a chance for sense gratification manifested in fruitive activities.
under a distinct tectonic disorder manifested as a separating zone,
in which he referred to free movement as one of the most fundamental freedoms of European citizens, manifested in modern transport.
Here we see also Bláha's unconcealed irony manifested in a subtle undertone of(self)critical humour,