Sentence examples similar to patently irrelevant from inspiring English sources
For example, even patently false or irrelevant information often affects choices in significant ways.
On the other hand, a Sporting News Radio commentator's remarks, during this year's Masters, to the point that Phil Mickelson either is or isn't the great underachiever of his generation, since his less-than-bionic conditioning regimen conceivably makes him a choker, was close to irrelevant for being patently unprovable, given Mickelson's win percentage.
Yet no CGS will be issued to any doctor against whom a complaint is pending, regardless of expected delays in considering the complaint - even if the complaint in question is patently frivolous or vexatious, or if the complaint is of a local nature that is irrelevant to the jurisdiction of the receiving Council.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
This was patently absurd.
It is patently unfair that however hard a teacher works, however well they meet their objectives and improve teaching and learning, they are still denied pay progression on things irrelevant to the quality of teaching in the classroom".
