Sentence examples for it patently from inspiring English sources

Like other great philosopher-psychologists of the past, Descartes seems to have regarded our acquisition of concepts and knowledge ('ideas') as the main psychological mystery, taking language acquisition to be a relatively trivial matter in comparison; as he puts it, albeit ironically, "it patently requires very little reason to be able to speak".

Nash deems it "patently false".

The Governor has labelled it "patently unconstitutional".

He called it "patently insufficient" and said it "lacks credibility".

Voters had been showered with anti-reform advertising, much of it alarmist and some of it patently false.

Rowan Williams has spent his time at Canterbury balancing one faction against the other and it patently hasn't worked.

It is patently clear that if it did, it hid stuff from the police, and that otherwise it did not.

It's patently inefficient and it doesn't serve the patient's needs".

"Perfect" is an appealing word when compared to "best": it's patently ridiculous, but it also hints at the mystical belief that there are no mistakes.

It seems patently ridiculous that it was ever opposed.

It's patently untrue, and it is deeply, deeply offensive to someone in pain.