Sentence examples for patently fair from inspiring English sources

Demands on both sides should be so patently fair and balanced that at least a majority of citizens in the affected area will respond with approval, and an international force can monitor compliance with agreed peace terms, as was approved for the Sinai region in 1979 following Israel's withdrawal from Egyptian territory.

Even when a use is patently fair, most speakers will fall silent when threatened with a lawsuit.

("That's pretty gay," says Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair, and patently not a salad eater, when I mention my meeting with Remnick).

"During the sale, it became evident that the sale price did not have a corresponding valuation by an independent qualified professional, and that it was patently discounted sharply below fair market value," the lawsuit alleged.

It's just patently obvious that in this case, what the owner is doing is not fair".

To be fair, this is a patently 2017 issue to have, but also one that we will definitely have conversation build around it as we question the ownership of physical digital locations.

Several may do a fair job but it is patently hard for Italians to feel confident in their public broadcasting services' impartiality when their prime minister is so embroiled.

These facts do not surprise most Sudanese who have long argued that it was patently ridiculous to think that free and fair elections could be held in Darfur at this time.

Under certain assumptions, some reasonable and some patently false, it is possible to conclude that what labour and capital receive in the form of wages, profits, and interest is a fair measure of what they contribute to the productive process.

People like rags-to-riches stories, wanting to think everyone has a fair chance to rise by merit and effort – even when it's patently not so.

The fact that he is patently not a driven obsessive, but someone who seems ready to engage in a fair-minded conversation, is a source of strength rather than a weakness.