Sentence examples for patently to from inspiring English sources

But the lack of a follow-through extends most patently to the promised African Union (AU) peacekeeping force.

Fast forward to midnight, when I unpack the shoes and four pink ribbons flutter to the ground, patently unattached to the shoes.

The AU, he preferred not to say, is patently failing to bolster Somalia's government.

It would, for example, be patently absurd to decide not to teach him a language until he was 18 when he could then choose for himself.

Also, deciding retroactively to broadly subsidize tuition would be patently unfair to those students who worked hard to earn tuition money or pay off their loans.

Africa's problem is how it ended up awarding the tournament to a nation so patently inadequate to host it.

Try to avoid the Mansplain: if the solution to the problem or explanation of the phenomena seems patently obvious to you, it was probably really obvious to the people before you.

But the Israeli public seems stoical, and though Mr Sharon is patently unable to keep his election promise to restore security, he faces little criticism.

And it is patently unreasonable to expect creatures like us to suffer catastrophic loss by default.

The government, Justice Souter said, would be forced to approve "unconstitutional voting schemes patently intended to perpetuate discrimination".

What is considered "affordable" to one person may be patently unreasonable to another.