Sentence examples similar to patently expressed from inspiring English sources
Despite my clear intellectual understanding that this interpretation of depression is patently false, and as much as I would scold -- er, educate -- someone else who expressed such an ill-informed opinion, I still struggle with owning my need for help.
Woon is no showman but he is a transfixing presence, patently in thrall to a hushed yet vivacious R&B that knows that soul is not about how loudly feelings are expressed, but how precisely.
Michael Purdy, a church spokesman, said in a statement, "It is patently false for someone to suggest they face church discipline for having questions or for expressing a political view".
"It is patently false for someone to suggest they face Church discipline for having questions or for expressing a political view.
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.
The idealized pursuit of such myths as "objectivity" forbade "taking sides" or "expressing an opinion" when reporting events -- even when those events were at times patently one-sided.
This is so patently inane that it would probably have died on its own, had it not been for everyone swooping in to express their indignation that such a hashtag would exist at all.
Perhaps because music expresses feelings that go beyond words, it is the perfect outlet when words are patently inadequate.
President Bush and John Kerry both express support for Israel, so the idea that Mr. Kerry will fail to back Israel is patently absurd.
