Manifest Destiny

But America has no manifest destiny to maintain its lead in information.

Manifest destiny was always a very general notion rather than a specific policy.

"It will be their manifest destiny to fill up the space," he said.

A time when we were turning more of our energies from manifest destiny to technology.

It is a true relic from America's second manifest destiny.

Manifest destiny soon became an important element of American political rhetoric.

"Look, boy, us Americans have a manifest destiny to run this world.

If he had a manifest destiny it was to love Nellie.

There were never a set of principles defining manifest destiny.

The nation's progress was taken as a sign of divine manifest destiny.

A map in his office plots the store's manifest destiny.

He may rebound and fulfill what seemed to be his manifest destiny.

The words that had Americans spellbound back then were "manifest destiny."

As the nation grew, it said "by the right of our manifest destiny.

Manifest Destiny is an attempt to describe such a miracle.

Know you not that manifest destiny has its demoniac side?

"Historically in this country you had manifest destiny, which was used to move out all the Indians," she said.

Well, my brother, if ever a people had a manifest destiny, it is our people!

This was the only time a president had used the phrase "manifest destiny" in his annual address.

Manifest Destiny had brought Americans to the end of the continent.

But at 47 he has taken to his role as producer as a kind of manifest destiny.

The British, he said, are unfamiliar with the notion of culinary manifest destiny.

He has always felt a certain mass-market manifest destiny about his jerk.

The arch is a door ever open to Manifest Destiny.

"I do not believe that it is the manifest destiny of the United States to police the world," he said.