Sentence examples for making it patently from inspiring English sources

To me, each song on "Exile in Guyville" reverberates powerfully, making it patently one of the strongest rock albums ever made.

Timmy is a dreadful detective, and Pastis has great fun making it patently obvious to the reader who it was who stole the candy or why a girl is hiding a shoe behind her back, while Timmy comes up with the most ridiculous and wonderfully misguided theories to explain the crimes.

"Slightly more intimidating was the time, ironically at a political party conference, when a man who was then the editor of a national newspaper started propositioning me in the bar, despite knowing I was in a long-term relationship, and despite my making it patently clear that I wasn't interested," Newman recalled.

The girl in the baby-T wanted to make it patently clear that she didn't care about Ms. Cyrus.

But Comey made it patently clear that he believes this is a huge and serious matter that merits close investigation.

Forza Italia has made it patently clear that it's putting Mr Berlusconi's interests above those of premier Enrico Letta's coalition government.

But in talking up Yellen's character and record, they made it patently clear that she didn't share very many traits with her combative alpha-male rival for the Fed post: Dr. Yellen is willing to hear multiple points of view and to bring many voices into the policy making arena.

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.

forces inside the U.K.'s ruling Conservative Party, against the wishes of Prime Minister David Cameron and of President Obama, who made it patently clear, just prior to my family's arrival, that the U.S. would prefer Britain to remain a member of the E.U.

"But to be honest I didn't make it patently clear that I was involved".

The big music labels have made it patently obvious that they don't know how to deal with the internet.