Sentence examples similar to patently troubled from inspiring English sources
Or, given Cuccinelli's record on other social issues, perhaps the ambiguity of his language is an implicit acknowledgment that anything more specific would be patently troubling.
While Todd's expectations for what a Ukrainian bride might offer were patently unrealistic, it was troubling to watch him venture ever further down the path of disappointment.
The Court was equally troubled by the fact that the CDA permitted the prosecution of parents who allowed their 17-and-under offspring to receive "indecent" or "patently offensive" material (whether it proved truly pornographic or not).
Freud - and I make no apologies here for blowing his anonymity - was patently asking for trouble and trying to subvert the process by nominating Sky plus, which is not a TV channel, commissions no programmes, has no budget and is owned by his father in law.
It was strong stuff but, reluctant to get such a patently "good guy" into trouble, the writer omitted the relevant passages from the copy.
Theresa May has given her tacit backing to cabinet ministers concerned that veterans may be unfairly pursued under plans for a new unit to investigate killings in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, calling the current system "patently unfair".
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
