Sentence examples for patently unable from inspiring English sources
President Rafael Correa is patently unable to tolerate any truths that he does not own.
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.
Despite the supposed attractions of the new deal the Americans have offered Iraqis, the beneficiaries have been patently unable, for a host of reasons, to grasp it.
His biggest break had come, in 1972, when he hit nine high Cs in Donizetti's "La Fille du Régiment"; he was dressed then like a fat toy soldier, patently unable to act, but the crowd adored him.
So my words may imply something I don't: if something my words imply is manifestly so firmly accepted already as to need no certification from me, or so firmly rejected or patently unknowable by me as to be unable to benefit from any certification I might attempt, it forms no part of what I commit myself to in speaking my words.
The ardent Mr. Light-Orr appears too youthful as the 60-something Eduardo, while Ms. Peace is unable to create anything interesting about the patently dull Melinda.
This is patently not true.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
