Sentence examples for it is patently wrong from inspiring English sources
"It is patently wrong for young people to have such a poor start in life".
"It is patently wrong for young people to have such a poor start in life, when there is so much more we could be doing," Hilary Steedman, an economist at the London School of Economics, told Landon.
Matthews, in particular, is incensed by this, and Katty Kay says that "when you read Time magazine's account, it's clear that what John Bolton said is patently wrong".
And for derivatives, historic cost accounting is patently wrong.
"The idea that there's an absolute answer to anything is patently wrong," said Kenn Thomas of the magazine Steamshovel Press.
So if a particular opinion held by most people in his party is patently wrong, he likes to explain how the position is valid in some, you know, deeper, pop-psychological way.
She said that she doesn't "need an investigation to state with certainty that" the claim about predatory behavior at the firm is "patently wrong".
Cohen's statement, as the character Morad, is patently wrong.
As Travis Okulski points out at Jalopnik, the ad's contention that the cars are remote-controlled is "patently wrong".
But here too, the media is patently wrong, agitating for further spending cuts and high interest rates that only worsen and prolong the downturn.
