Sentence examples for patently does not from inspiring English sources

The same patently does not apply to the heir apparent, Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn.

Thus, the Qurʾān patently does not present Muhammad as a miracle worker.

Marooning him in a dysfunctional 4-5-1 system patently does not achieve this.

The fact that this patently does not happen leads directly to the belief on the part of a large part of the electorate that they are disenfranchised as losers whose views count for nothing.

The people here, particularly the middle-aged and elderly, grew up secure in the belief that the state, however hated, would meet their needs, and they can scarcely cope now that it patently does not.

And Peter Forbes is equally good as the Black Watch officer who has to express to his men a conviction in the validity of their mission which he patently does not believe.

But Hollywood would never release Hepburn into the wild – not least because she so patently doesn't belong there.

We are moving towards a system where teachers and heads are continually on the defensive with a curriculum and assessment framework that patently doesn't meet the needs of all young people.

Not that it matters now, with the Canadian government having since backed off the idea, but the above admission should serve as a warning to usage-based billing: it patently doesn't work.

I ask this because The Blair Witch Project was released on Blu-ray on Tuesday (well, widely released it had exclusively been in Best Buy for a few weeks now), and having recently seen the movie (sometime in the summer) I can say this: in today's world of GPS'd smartphones, like your iPhone or Android-based phone, the movie patently doesn't work.

As Kerslake, a mathematician, warns, the numbers patently do not add up.