Sentence examples for like patently from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, non-specialists — from Ghanaian farmers to English-speaking magazine readers — may well be surprised to learn that the people charged with solving such problems aren't making what seem like patently obvious connections.

They have to have known that he was talking nonsense, that his numbers didn't remotely add up; and some of them made what sure look like patently disingenuous arguments about taxes, the business cycle, and more.

Meanwhile, non-specialists from Ghanon-specialists fromlish-speakinGhanaianne readers—may well be surprised to learn that the people charged with solving such problems aren't making what seem like patently obvious connections.

On the surface Watchmen was superhero fiction – powers, cloaks, chins – but it was set in something more like the real world, noir-like and patently intended for grownups.

Only 5ft 2in (and wrapped today in a woollen scarf long enough to mummify her entirely), Negga is small, bird-like, but patently relishes a scrap.

As played by Mr. Weston, it felt like a patently Monkish move.

The powers that be can shout "national security!" and "terrorism!" as stridently as they like, but it seems patently obvious to me that they're just afraid that the American public might not like it if they find out how much they're being spied on — and that their blanket surveillance programs might not be legal.

This suggests that love is blind, that it does not matter what our beloved is like, which seems patently false.

While to some westerners it might appear to be repetitive work, the claims of sweatshop like conditions are patently false.

(Even when, like David Starkey, you patently can't).

From today's vantage point, compulsory sterilization looks patently like reproductive coercion and unethical medical practice.