(n.) The doctrines taught, or system of principles maintained, by the Manichaeans.
Example Sentences:
(1) Further deals included Pedro Mendes (£2m), who went to Tottenham Hotspur; Deco, sold to Barcelona in a €21m (£17m) swap deal with the midfielder Ricardo Quaresma; then Maniche to Dinamo Moscow and the 31-year-old Nuno Valente, who joined Everton for £1.5m.
(2) When Michael Essien, Frank Lampard, Claude Makelele and Maniche lined up for the kick-off, the side looked overstuffed with central midfield specialists.
(3) I really don’t think there was a team playing better than Chelsea last season.” For former Porto player Maniche, the question is naïve.
(4) He wanted us to press very high,” said Maniche, a midfielder in Mourinho’s team.
(5) The rivalries would do their work,” Maniche said, “and the press conferences.” An ability to play the media has always been a Mourinho strength, antagonising opponents and pressuring referees.
(6) That problem was resolved after 16 minutes when Maniche went for a 50-50 ball with Lionel Scaloni near the corner flag, the recklessness of the challenge leaving the referee with little option other than to brandish a straight red card.