Sentence examples similar to patently exceeding from inspiring English sources
The fact that the law was patently unconstitutional -- exceeding as it did Congress' powers under the commerce clause -- would not stand in the way of the female justice's mission of helping the weak and oppressed.
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".
Consequently the two bodies should not differ in size; for one infinite cannot exceed another, and yet such a conclusion is patently false.
The Tolkien estate's lawsuit describes the distribution of gambling games featuring The Lord of the Rings characters as "patently exceed[ing] the scope of defendants' rights", and says that the "infringing conduct has outraged Tolkien's devoted fan base, causing irreparable harm to Tolkien's legacy and reputation and the valuable goodwill generated by his works".
Consider their injury-ravaged bullpen and substitute Freddy Garcia or Bartolo Colon for Gordon in Cashman's quotation, and the answer to what seems like a fanciful and patently ridiculous question becomes rather obvious: yes, a team whose payroll exceeds the gross domestic product of some Caribbean nations can overachieve, and without shame.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
