Sentence examples for makes patently clear from inspiring English sources
As Ronson makes patently clear, all these people's punishments by far outweighed the gravity of their so-called crimes.
It is difficult to pinpoint the precise moment when home design ceased merely to reflect the influences of a particular age, class or geographic vernacular, but something about decorating principles seems to have undergone a dramatic shift recently, as Thom Filicia's new show, "Dress My Nest," makes patently clear.
Often, Richardson makes patently clear, Picasso was conceptually leagues ahead of everyone else.
The past year has made patently clear that no Arab regime will reform unless it is pressured to do so by the people and unless that pressure is maintained.
The Security Council must make patently clear once again that the international community demands full accountability for human rights abuses in the DRC and elsewhere.
It's been made patently clear that there's no "quitting" the life, that the past -- and demonic activity -- always catches up with you, and it would be refreshing to have one season where both of the brothers truly are equally dedicated to the task at hand and to supporting each other, because they want to, not because they have to.
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All five of the candidates who have said that they will contend have made it patently clear that they now support Britain leaving the E.U., even though two of them Theresa May, the Home Secretary, and Stephen Crabb, the minister for work and pensions both supported the Remain campaign.
To me, each song on "Exile in Guyville" reverberates powerfully, making it patently one of the strongest rock albums ever made.
The big music labels have made it patently obvious that they don't know how to deal with the internet.
