Sentence examples for more patently from inspiring English sources

Could anything be more patently obvious without any research?

But that might make the government still more patently hostage to the insurgents.

Max, the money manager brilliantly played by David Wilson Barnes, is the more patently noxious ingredient.

"Dolphy" — named after one of Byard's kindred spirits, the multireedist Eric Dolphy — was more patently unsettled in its tonality, a 12-bar blues with commitment issues.

The only people more patently evasive about their motives than the procedural-purity Republicans were the two Democrats who refused to vote to end the filibuster.

"The reason this was darkly hilarious is because there is almost no attack on him more patently invalid than this one.

"No one dare march any more," is patently untrue.

Initiating a crisis is patently more serious than responding incompetently to a crisis.

The more urgent (and patently political) task is to reconceive what community is, including the community of poetry: What are its borders, what binds it together, how is it maintained, why does it fall apart?

The original impetus for the demonstrations was a twenty-centavo increase in bus fares; that's just nine cents, but no one wants to pay more for a patently inadequate system.

Although her mother and brother, James, don't really believe she ran away, there is something patently more appealing about the possibility that she is alive somewhere, simply hiding, than the idea that she is dead.