Sentence examples similar to patently distinct from inspiring English sources
These, though arising from the combination of integers, patently constitute a distinct extension of the natural-number and integer concepts as defined above.
Since Dwight Howard quit Florida for seemingly all points west in 2012, the talent-shorn Magic have stumbled to a patently un-magical 121 defeats amid distinct suspicions of tanking in a bid to acquire high draft picks and, yes, rebuild almost from the ground up under the stewardship of first-time head coach Jacque Vaughn.
Though his opposition to immigration and, latterly, Britain becoming "a dumping ground" for economic as distinct from political refugees, alienated many leftwingers, he was too patently against human or animal suffering and too scatter-gun in his beliefs to make such critics more than mildly uncomfortable.
Instead, he weighed in with a September 13 column, "Charlie Gibson's Gaffe," pushing the patently dishonest notion that "there is no single meaning of the Bush doctrine" and that there have been "four distinct meanings" of the term.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
This was patently absurd.
That is patently unsustainable.
