Sentence examples for patently cannot from inspiring English sources

Dhaka or Chittagong or Breezy Point patently cannot.

The Labour party is now in the process of choosing a new leader who represents the pro-Europe mainstream of the party; a leader who can win a probable election in the autumn, which Corbyn patently cannot.

But in October he posted an article on a Web site affiliated with Georgetown Law, in which he argued, "What is needed is a serious plan to prosecute everyone we can in regular courts, and a separate system to deal with the very small handful of cases in which patently dangerous people cannot be tried".

Neal Katyal's support for a separate system to deal with "the very small handful of cases in which patently dangerous people cannot be tried" amounts to a continuation of Bush-era policies of detention without charges, forced confession, and prolonged isolation in direct violation of and disregard for due process ("The Hard Cases," by Jane Mayer, February 23rd).

It should be patently obvious that we cannot compete against low-wage nations that have lax labor standards or environmental regulations, if any at all.

To suggest that a writer cannot depict characters unlike themself is patently absurd.

Consequently the two bodies should not differ in size; for one infinite cannot exceed another, and yet such a conclusion is patently false.

Wheatcroft's suggestion that Catholicism cannot change its doctrine or its views regarding Jews is patently false.

Unlike the NATO press machine, the Taliban are willing to give details, and while some are patently exaggerated or wrong, others have just enough elements of truth that they cannot be entirely ignored.

"It is patently clear that today's judgment... has no force of law and thus cannot be implemented," Mr Moyo said.

By lunchtime on Saturday, as 5-3 became 8-4, it was patently obvious that all the table tennis matches and task forces on the planet cannot account for poor form.