Sentence examples for patently easy from inspiring English sources
The chocolate sauce is patently easy, and can be left to cook itself while you eat the soup.
If Brown's premiership had gone without a hitch, each new decision an easy one, each new crisis patently manageable, then no one would ever have had a reason to encounter Brown's "dark side".
Rodger's fantasies are so patently strange and so extreme that they're easy to dismiss as simply crazy.
In many respects, the fusillade of attack ads produced by Karl Rove and company are patently unfair and intellectually dishonest, but Kerry has made it too easy for the White House to make him seem vague on Iraq.
"The terrorists, who selected a patently Jewish target after the attack on the newspaper, also made it easy for the French to tell themselves Europe's favourite narrative: that every act of Islamic terror stems from the Israeli-Arab conflict".
If the idea was to make it easier for referees to manage the scrum, then that has patently failed, as has the attempt to reduce the number of resets.
The upshot, the author argues, is that while the world appears to be taking a more serious look at public health, "anxiety over pandemic preparedness" makes it "easier for national governments to take actions which exceeded international norms and to justify patently protectionist measures as legitimate responses to disease".
His point is merely that when people are starving because they do not have enough land, it is surely easier to persuade them to kill their neighbours.Another appealing aspect is that although Mr Diamond is patently alarmed about the state of the world, he believes that things will come right in the end.
Patently, that's progress.
