That still allows reconciliation with those Republicans who felt Trump was "better than Hillary" (patently wrong, but earnestly felt).
Longer term, all groups, along with Congress, will need to take a new look at laws that are patently unfair and work out a better balance, including the distribution of armaments meant for war to police departments.
Spoto is much better on the films, which he's patently watched, than on the plays, which he may have missed altogether.
Yes, there was Dapper Laughs and his patently ridiculous brand of "entertainment", but generally, women did better than all right in television this year.
It's patently clear that all her government service makes her better qualified to be president, but that's her problem, too.
Just as rockism asserts that "today's music isn't as good as it used to be," poptimism overcorrects by saying, "Today's music is better than ever!" And this can feel so reductive, so constrictive, so patently untrue.
"I think the inability of people who know better to convince the president to stop saying things that are just patently false has been a surprise," CNN's Jake Tapper told HuffPost.
The advice he gives her ("Girl, you better try to have fun, no matter what you do") is, of course, patently dumb though not unfamiliar to any woman who has ever been told, apropos of very little, to just smile.
Two, the methods we use are patently outdated; we need to leverage the available technology we have access to a little bit better.
Patently, Taff's not the kind of man to let the turquoise waters of the Caribbean get the better of us.
Davis called it "patently ridiculous, poorly written and with one main goal: to kill competition from the public sector," which often offers better, more reliable service at cheaper costs, he said.
