Sentence examples for are patently wrong from inspiring English sources
James Forman Jr, son of civil rights leader James Forman Sr, knew from his time as a public defender in Washington DC that such broadsides are patently wrong.
The machine can be programmed to reject attempted votes that are patently wrong, like voting both "yes" and "no" on a referendum question.
Our studies suggested that people who exhibit the confident and assertive body language traditionally associated with leadership tend to dominate group decision-making – even when their ideas are patently wrong.
The received wisdom was patently wrong.
And for derivatives, historic cost accounting is patently wrong.
"It is patently wrong for young people to have such a poor start in life".
"The idea that there's an absolute answer to anything is patently wrong," said Kenn Thomas of the magazine Steamshovel Press.
This vision is patently wrong, grievously insulting and guaranteed to ensure that the new administration's support from black America remains minimal.
The first attempt failed for procedural reasons, although some legal scholars argue that "WWE's classification of its wrestlers as independent contractors appears to be patently wrong".
However, this line of reasoning would be patently wrong: the main thrust of the Kaufman amendment was to make the withdrawal right contingent on the conclusion of a withdrawal agreement.
