Sentence examples for less patently from inspiring English sources

"Is it just that I'm naturally hypersensitive to twang currents in the air," he wrote on his Web site a while back, "or is every writer in America daily grinding out articles about the coming alternative country revolution as though a sufficient tonnage of pulp makes the prospect less patently ludicrous?" He votes for Buddy Miller as the king of contemporary country.

This view is less patently inaccurate than Trump's other pronouncements on the issue.

Nowadays, when it is infinitely faster, vastly less messy and patently less expensive to buy ready-made products, do-it-yourself cosmetics serve as much as an entertaining activity for family and friends — akin to baking cookies — as a grooming activity.

Mourdoukoutas's argument that libraries are becoming less useful is patently false, in a way that's fairly obvious.

This week's legislation patently means less.

The more he became convinced that certain political rights were accordingly counterproductive, the more readily he forsook them and the less democratic, if not patently libertarian, he became.

No less than the evidence that it patently wasn't.

In a pre-match television interview, it was patently clear that Hoddle was less than enamoured and promised "to have words" with the chief executive.

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It is patently untrue that each Pixar film "seems" to be less commercial than the last.

To judge an agreement as unconscionable and thus worthy of being set aside, the terms for the less-moneyed spouse at the time of divorce must be more than just patently unfair, or even very unfair or extremely unfair.