As anyone can plainly see, this is both patently unfair and also a big contributor to the entire problem of income inequality.
At times this can be patently insulting – representation of black and brown people in a borough that would have around 45percentt non-white residents IRL being the worst offence.
In general, radical right pundits can make patently false assertions, or offer up fantastical narratives of liberal evil, and count on suckering the credulous infotainers who populate corporate journalism into giving these dissembling spinmeisters a forum, doing no investigation, and asking no hard questions.
While she patently can make it to the top, she is then viewed as "a horrible female boss", although her reputation may be redeemed over time.
Additionally, Gardner contends that "there patently can be reasons, under some conditions, to discriminate on grounds of race or sex," even though the conduct in question is wrongful.
Santorum undoubtedly has his supporters, but how can someone so patently unlikeable hope to win over the millions of voters needed to clinch the nomination?
The list of brilliant thinkers -- whether philosopher, theologian, or scientist, who have criticized and more often than not condemned homosexual behavior throughout history -- demonstrates how much homophobia is not a matter of ignorance or malevolence (even though ignorance and malevolence can and have patently amplified it).
There are many great mysteries of our age; one of them is how a man who is so patently artificial can still deliver an entirely genuine performance.
A point in human history may have been reached when the scale and rate of growth of economic expansion, the consumption of natural resources, and the increasing human population can be seen as patently unsustainable.
The chocolate sauce is patently easy, and can be left to cook itself while you eat the soup.
