Sentence examples similar to patently established from inspiring English sources
As to the charges in the ad, Mr. Wolfson described them as "patently false and soft-money fakery". He said that Mrs. Clinton's commitment to expanding health care was well established.
After reviewing California authority on the subject, the court concluded that "proof of Tori's 'prior injuries' tending to establish the 'battered child syndrome' was patently proper". App.
For his production of Anna Jordan's Yen he introduced an electric radiator that barked like a dog; here he establishes a snapping reptile that is quite patently a piano.
"The Proposed Amendment of Article V: A Threatened Disaster" by Charles L. Black Jr. establish a Court of the Union, composed of the state Chief Justices in all their multitude, to meet on extraordinary occasions to review judgments of the Supreme Court) is so patently absurd that it will probably sink without trace.
"The idea that we are looking to establish US bases or permanently station US forces in the Philippines, or anywhere else in South East Asia, as part of a China containment strategy is patently false," AP quoted Defense Department spokeswoman Cmdr Leslie Hull-Ryde as saying.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
This is patently not true.
