Sentence examples for patently difficult from inspiring English sources
Allen was growling on the touchline, but it was patently difficult for his players to respond.
Apart from denying these patently inadequate characterizations, it is difficult to specify any positive feature of the relation of determination, because it appears to be a sui generis relation.
(Bruni denied she'd had anything to do with Trump and called him a "lunatic").. Other times, he has made suggestions so patently preposterous that it's difficult to imagine he could have thought them true.
At the beginning of the school year, Ms. Furman tries to inspire her students at Aprende Middle School to write, a task she says becomes increasingly difficult when students reach the patently insecure middle-school years.
It is patently, absurdly, preposterously obvious that an education without privilege does not preclude an appreciation of "difficult" literature.
That should not be as difficult as it seems, because the basic idea that dominated economics and politics in the last century has patently disappeared down the plughole of history.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
