Sentence examples for patently important from inspiring English sources
Unlike some of these peers Mr. Klein uses Middle Eastern folk elements as a patently important part of his platform, maybe the most important part.
Like many others involved in this debate, my colleagues and I believe that public transport has an essential role to play in tackling the problems of congestion, pollution and transport safety, and getting the rules right is patently an important part of achieving that.
Between clattering cloudbursts the children emerged to warm me with tea and all-important (patently mother-scripted) words of reverence; Birna leapt deftly ashore to ratchet up the lift bridges; with a nonchalant hand on the tiller, I nodded serenely at the valley-spanning rainbows and exchanged how-dos with fellow boatmen.
In doing so the oil patch has left an indelible conviction of mistrust, being patently unreliable as providers of a significant but diminishingly important resource.
It is patently clear to everyone that these are important issues for both sides.
More troubling are instances in which politicians employ patently false statements to shift the terms of important public debates.
Saying that former Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is one of the most important voices of the 20th Century is patently absurd.
Mitt Romney's wash-and-wear grin may be patently inauthentic, but that does not make orneriness authentic.The important question raised by Mr Johnson's candidacy concerns not his performance, but what it says about the Republican Party heading into 2012.
"At first glance, you may not like the JAMA data, but what's important is that they're working on the problem finally!" Once you've mastered the proper tone of patently false cheer, you can try more subtle variations.
