manifest destiny

This is the manifest destiny of our country, and to this unveiled glory are we marching on.

Diego Columbus devoutly decided that it was manifest destiny that Cuba should belong to Spain.

Was he, logically, any more inconsistent than is our own “manifest destiny” conception of America?

At this point, his speculations on manifest destiny may very appropriately begin.

It was his manifest destiny to become associated with foreigners in some way.

Are the landowners to pay all the cost of the crusade of Congress and manifest destiny?

That dreadful old woman was right, no doubt, it was her manifest destiny.

If you choose to call the whole thing "manifest destiny," I am with you.

Manifest destiny never seemed more clearly written in the stars.

Around and against it hung still six apples, defrauded of their manifest destiny, and remaining the size of hickory-nuts.