Sentence examples similar to patently real from inspiring English sources

No, this meisterschaft is patently not a real championship of any sorts.

Of course, a real and patently miserable woman lived inside that marvelous concoction of flesh and light, and Oates intends "Blonde" to describe that woman's experience.

Other songs on the album certainly pointed to a collective error of judgment, but the real Slayer were patently alive and well.

It's a wonderful and dead-on send-up of a public radio show around current issues...except it's 100% improvised and the issues are - just like so many in the real world - patently ridiculous.

It sounds odd to chide a patently surreal book for sounding too real, but its legislative section makes no sense.

Even I have to admit the gay discount is insidious and patently unfair, a pretty huge adverse real-world consequence to those folks forced to choose traditional marriage.

On the surface Watchmen was superhero fiction – powers, cloaks, chins – but it was set in something more like the real world, noir-like and patently intended for grownups.

For most of the noughties, the majority of British politicians, economists and voters were just as gullible as that viewing couple: we accepted as real and glorious what was patently fake and plastic.

He has said that his goal is "a virtuoso real," something beyond real that is patently fake.

But the notion of laying out real policies in 90 seconds is patently absurd.

Like a darker, angrier version of the Onion, National Report skewers mass media coverage of trending stories by dreaming up patently ridiculous news and passing it off as real.