Sentence examples for patently impossible from inspiring English sources
The heart of California's higher-education problem, according to Taylor, is that Proposition 209 created a patently impossible situation.
And it is patently impossible, they maintained, for a country to be independent if it does not control the administration of law within its own borders.
Instead of silencing all discussion, which has proven patently impossible in the digital world, Beijing may aim instead to simply curate the conversation, containing scandals to the scale of sexual deviance and family infidelity rather than, say, Politburo profligacy.
As Bishop and others have shown, the traditional belief promulgated by Hilbert and still widely held today, that intuitionistic logic imposes such restrictions as to render the development of serious mathematics impossible, is patently false: large parts of deep modern mathematics can be, and have been, produced by purely constructive methods.
The reality is that our entire economic, political, and even pop cultural landscape has become a series of Ponzi schemes: massive, patently unrealistic, and technically impossible frauds that we have ignored in the hopes that -- maybe, somehow, oh God please let it be so -- the iron laws of economics and politics and even baseball somehow had changed.
That is patently false — but, like many psychological claims, impossible to actually falsify.
Seeing as though it's nigh impossible to accurately track such numbers, well, I patently don't believe it.
Even when he is proven to be factually wrong, patently offensive, or just plain cray-cray, Trump understands that it is impossible to apologize without sounding weak and prevaricating.
The salaries and bonuses awarded to these managers make it impossible to feel sorry for them, but even when the criticisms are patently justified there is something not quite civilised about the vehemence of the abuse.
