Sentence examples similar to patently bigger from inspiring English sources

Patent is patently present as the big shoe medium for fall, ending once and for all that debate about its suitability after Labor Day.

What you need, patently, is a big dose of Bridget Jones to make you feel that You Are Not Alone.

A review in LA Weekly stated that "The guitar on 'Internal K-Dart' and 'Fork Lift' is patently similar to Big Black and [Dinosaur Jr.], but Pavement steer clear of the former's pretentiously bleak posturing and the latter's dreary self-pity".

He had patently failed to keep the biggest promise he made to the German people in his first term of office that he would bring unemployment down from 4m (around 9% of the workforce) to below 3.5m.

As anyone can plainly see, this is both patently unfair and also a big contributor to the entire problem of income inequality.

"What's patently unfair is to continue to make the bigger schools bigger," he said.

The first line of reasoning is that the Dodd-Frank financial reforms "ended too-big-to-fail," a patently false assertion about the current situation.

To most people no, it patently isn't, but you'd think big budget games like Modern Warfare 2 would try to be as authentic as possible.

Among other highlights, he claimed to journalists that Trump's inauguration crowd was bigger than Obama's, which was patently false.

Despite all the talk of Indonesia's model democracy, the big parties managed to slip some patently undemocratic rules into the fine print.

The big music labels have made it patently obvious that they don't know how to deal with the internet.