Sentence examples similar to patently believe from inspiring English sources
"It's patently absurd to believe political influence can only be exerted through holding office.
So here's my modest two-point riposte: first, it's patently absurd to believe that political influence can only be exerted through holding office.
And Peter Forbes is equally good as the Black Watch officer who has to express to his men a conviction in the validity of their mission which he patently does not believe.
Seeing as though it's nigh impossible to accurately track such numbers, well, I patently don't believe it.
(The average age of video game players is 35, says the ESA, which I patently don't believe, but whatever. That is, unless the ESA is also counting things like Brick Breaker on the BlackBerry as a game).
And it's created Belief Communities -- where people who want to believe patently untrue things (e.g., that President Obama was born in Kenya) are never challenged in their beliefs, and may even be encouraged in their fantasies.
What if, by connecting with the criminal, with the deranged or patently evil — and I believe this is what Emerson was striving to do — we gain some deeper understanding?
Millions of people believe the patently false charge that the president is not an American citizen.
Take Rowan Williams the first archbishop of Canterbury who quite patently didn't even believe in God.
"We at Gannett are committed to pursuing all appropriate avenues of recourse in order to redress what we believe is a patently unjust, manifestly unfair and simply wrong-headed approach to sports news coverage," said a recent letter from USA Today president and publisher Thomas Curley to the NCAA.
