Sentence examples for patently unlike from inspiring English sources
The Chapel Hill Massacre is a real-life horror movie that America has seen before-perhaps unique only because in this case the young victims were so patently unlike what decades of Hollywood depictions of Muslims and brown people have primed us to believe, while the perpetrator is miles away from the popular image of atheists as erudite intellectuals or snarky comedians.
He pointed out that skepticism implies a doubting; but in his "as if " philosophy there is nothing dubious about patently false fictions that, unlike ordinary hypotheses, are not subject to verification.
To suggest that a writer cannot depict characters unlike themself is patently absurd.
That was unlike the old cowboy songs that offended everybody, unlike the old spirituals that were patently protest songs long before we gave it a name.
Syria's opposition, despite the best efforts of the new coalition, remains patently fragmented.The rebels look mainly to Qatar and Saudi Arabia, since they, unlike the warier Western governments, do provide lethal aid.
Unlike some of these peers Mr. Klein uses Middle Eastern folk elements as a patently important part of his platform, maybe the most important part.
Unlike a filing-fee requirement that most candidates could be expected to fulfill from their own resources or at least through modest contributions, the very size of the fees imposed under the Texas system gives it a patently exclusionary character.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
