Meanings of manifested so in anglès

The savages usually manifested so much respect for missionaries, that he was in no degree surprised.

Up to this time I had not felt those patriotic yearnings which are manifested so early in the legal heart.

It is not necessary, therefore, that the infinite power of God should be manifested so as to produce an infinite effect.

Mrs. Peabody manifested so little interest in her activities that the girl anticipated no difficulty in getting safely out of the house.

But he manifested so much shame at his ignorance, and so much desire to be instructed, that I felt moved in his favor.

He manifested so much ardor, that the superiors deemed it fitting to clothe him with the habit before the usual time had expired.

We have been conversing of this, and he has manifested so much proper feeling that it has even raised him in my esteem.

The Duke of Rovigo says that Hortense reproached the Emperor Alexander for turning against Napoleon, for whom he formerly had manifested so much friendship.

The man, who had manifested so hostile an intention, appeared to understand the other's allusion, and suffered himself to be diverted from his object.

They paid a tribute to the character of Farnese, who after gaining infinite glory in arms, had manifested so much gentleness and disposition to conciliate.

Never before had the old Baroness manifested so ardent a desire to win, or so keen a joy in fingering the old gentleman's gold pieces.

Contemplating the union of sentiment now manifested so generally as auguring harmony and happiness to our future course, I offer to our country sincere congratulations.

Haydn allowed them smilingly to do so, and thanked, with glances of joyful emotion, the beautiful ladies who manifested so much tender solicitude for him.