Sentence examples similar to patently human from inspiring English sources
Though his opposition to immigration and, latterly, Britain becoming "a dumping ground" for economic as distinct from political refugees, alienated many leftwingers, he was too patently against human or animal suffering and too scatter-gun in his beliefs to make such critics more than mildly uncomfortable.
And as Safina notes, it is patently irrational for humans to deny the voluminous evidence that animals think and feel.
This is the tide the Edge programme is trying to swim against – to save obscure, little-loved and sometimes patently ugly (from a human perspective) species from extinction.
The first, Nigel M. De S. Cameron, testified to a Senate subcommittee that experimenting on human embryos is patently immoral.
The next day, he is officially ordered to quit the place, on the ground, patently false, that it is unfit for human habitation.
I even dug the props that were patently insincere, narcissistic, self-serving, batty and non-human.
"We do not have anything that could be called a violation to the right of privacy, and these cameras and surveillance tools are only used in extreme cases". But human rights activists and labor advocates say that is patently untrue.
The Security Council must make patently clear once again that the international community demands full accountability for human rights abuses in the DRC and elsewhere.
Patently, that's progress.
