Sentence examples for patently aimed from inspiring English sources
One new brand called Sip, developed by the beauty journalist Kate Shapland, is patently aimed at women and claims to contain a "natural beautifying complex", which is a big, if vague, claim - the "complex" seems to be made up of vitamins and plant extracts.
Instead of silencing all discussion, which has proven patently impossible in the digital world, Beijing may aim instead to simply curate the conversation, containing scandals to the scale of sexual deviance and family infidelity rather than, say, Politburo profligacy.
They aim to show that the fundamental aboutness of thought is, as Fodor (1987) cleverly put it, "really something else"—viz., something patently naturalistic even if it requires some effort to see that this is the case.
First, the offer of partnership for modernisation has patently failed.
Dhaka or Chittagong or Breezy Point patently cannot.
"Your demands to hasten foreclosures and to reduce loan modifications are patently inconsistent with that stated aim," the letter said.
"To get cut off is patently unfair".
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
