Sentence examples for be patently obvious from inspiring English sources

It should be patently obvious that we cannot compete against low-wage nations that have lax labor standards or environmental regulations, if any at all.

Why is a manager so delighted, for example, when he reads a new article on decision making, every part of which must be patently obvious to him even though he has never before seen it in print?

"It should be patently obvious," said board member William Kuntz at the time.

It should be patently obvious to anyone who has taken the time to read what the Nobel committee looks for and what Obama has attempted to do since his inauguration that his actions fall within the purview of what Alfred Nobel deemed awardable vis-à-vis his will which is the basis for the Nobel committee's decision.

"That's patently obvious.

Our own personal thoughts and opinions is patently obvious.

"The meaning of that is patently obvious," he said.

It is patently obvious that there is much to celebrate regarding recent HIV breakthroughs.

"It's patently obvious I can't predict my own future.

It was patently obvious that Higgins and his manager, Pat Mooney, had been set up.

That's patently obvious and to deny that is to deny reality".