Sentence examples for patently also from inspiring English sources

Noura may come from a very long family line of griot artists, but she is patently also a modernising, transformative force in Mauritanian music.

It is also patently false.

But the comments were also patently incendiary and confrontational.

It is also patently absurd, since no one expects the bill's many provisions simply to be rescinded.

But it is also patently not the effort "to explore the dynamics of people in serious relationships" that the Fox Entertainment chairman, Sandy Grushow, said it would be.

It is also patently daft: "The second amendment – the right to bear arms – is meant to be an insurance against tyranny.

Such help could probably be supplied, at a pinch, by the alliance's European members, but not attack-helicopters to enforce the no-fly zone over Darfur which is also patently needed.

The cover artwork proudly proclaims it to be "the world's first 3D erotic film", which is also patently untrue; as far back as 1969 the stereoscopic T&A romp The Stewardesses ("These leggy lovelies leap off the screen and into your lap!") was doing beezer business at the box office, and indeed remains the most successful 3D movie ever made in terms of money spent and made.

This is also patently false, " he said.

It is also patently clear that Rico Gray, Sr. is a dangerous man who takes pride in abusing women.

Despite the media's singular focus, it's also patently clear that the overwhelming majority of residents in Baltimore protested peacefully.