Sentence examples for Patently from inspiring English sources
The word "Patently" is correct in written English
It is used to indicate something that is clearly or obviously the case. Example: "The company's negligence was patently evident in the safety violations."
adverb
In a clear and unambiguous manner.
See articleGetting patently absurdNTP and Research in Motion continued the war of words in their patent dispute, which threatens to shut BlackBerry services in the United States.
As ever, no flipping-out BTL and no undue hostility to those patently talking crêpe.
But he says Slipper's claims concerning Ashby and the legal fees are patently untrue.
We are promised yet more years of austerity by a chancellor whose "plan" to eliminate the deficit has so far patently failed.
While there is a degree of truth in this in certain cases, other players are having to be deployed out of position – Vurnon Anita at left-back, for instance – while some clearly try hard but are patently not good enough.
The column, which patently wasn't fact checked, started with an attack on actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who will be one of the speakers at the UN Climate Leaders Summit next week.
He added: "The suggestion that the case for dealing with fiscal deficits and debt rests on one paper is patently absurd.
"In addition, comments that have been made on access to the English market are patently absurd.
For most of the noughties, the majority of British politicians, economists and voters were just as gullible as that viewing couple: we accepted as real and glorious what was patently fake and plastic.
The chancellor was triumphant.That patently owes as much to crafty politics as to economics, and Mr Osborne showed plenty more in his speech.
