Sentence examples for patently of from inspiring English sources

He had limited intelligence at the best of times, was patently of no benefit to society, and while it pains me to say this, perhaps it would have been better for all concerned if this profoundly ordinary Mancunian had succumbed to his affliction like the capricious fret-mangler Hendrix.

This situation exists in large part because of both states' antiquated, regressive and now patently out of touch abortion laws, which criminalise the procedure except under certain circumstances.

"The 2010 Pavie is absurdly overripe, unpleasant to taste and patently out of balance.

Ridley Jacobs, patently out of form, was well taken at first slip by Marcus Trescothick, diving to his left.

Given his condition, why would anybody so patently out of whack with the world try his hand at the entirely worldly art of the scam?

A continent goes to war The cost of Kabila A diplomatic casualty Thank Allah for the Gulfies ReprintsThe atmosphere in SADC is further soured by personal rivalries: Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe is patently jealous of Nelson Mandela.

The reader becomes patently aware of the history and importance of key public health policies such as vaccination and disease reporting.

Moreover, many linguists (e.g., Jackendoff 1992, Pustejovsky 1995) proceed somewhat insouciantly to include under issues of "meaning" and "conceptual structure", issues that are patently matters of just ordinary belief and sometimes mere phenomenology.

This iconography is patently commemorative of the appearance in life, the achievements, and the status of the persons concerned.

But the judges stated that, as Black was so patently guilty of fraud, he should return to prison even on one count of fraud for $600,000 and obstruction of justice.

"I am patently aware of the huge contribution the Welsh language has made to the success of the society and the show," he said.