Sentence examples for patently fallen from inspiring English sources
All his life was a torment between conviction of that brightness, and his own patently fallen condition.
Gov. Newsom and his buddies need a political foofarah to get their names in the press and there are umpteen million loyalists who will fall into line to trumpet outrage over a patently legal, ethical but still politically incorrect action.
Toby Stephens's Gatsby is so rough around the edges, so patently an up-from-the-street poseur that no one could fall for his stories for a second.
Government backers fall back on the cost: the £30bn bill is "patently absurd", they say, as it is to those who always think redistribution to the low-paid is a waste of taxpayers' money.
Nathan Deal, Georgia's governor, called the snow "an unexpected storm," which is patently false: the National Weather Service NWSS) issued a winter-storm watch on Monday morning, a full 24 hours before snow started falling.
The more urgent (and patently political) task is to reconceive what community is, including the community of poetry: What are its borders, what binds it together, how is it maintained, why does it fall apart?
Watching Romney mouthing these attack lines, his strategy for this fall was patently clear.
Basel's allowance for leverage of up to 33 times is patently too high: just a 3 percent fall in assets would wipe out the equity of a bank with that level of gearing.
Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications at the University of Westminster and author of The Rise and Fall of Television Journalism, said: "Taken as a whole, these terms are patently unreasonable.
