Sentence examples for patently unreasonable from inspiring English sources
This decision invites police to engage in patently unreasonable searches every time an automobile contains more than one occupant.
And if Mr. Assad rejects it, such a patently unreasonable move might actually offer the best hope yet of splitting his government and controlling the resulting collapse.
Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications at the University of Westminster and author of The Rise and Fall of Television Journalism, said: "Taken as a whole, these terms are patently unreasonable.
I do not share the dissenters' concern that the Court's ruling will "invit[e] police to engage in patently unreasonable searches every time an automobile contains more than one occupant". See post, at 168.
Whatever mistakes the Nixon administration might have made in Southeast Asia, the charge that the United States government was responsible, even indirectly, for the murderous behavior of the Khmer Rouge seemed patently unreasonable.
While Moran obviously did not operate his business as a library or archives, the government's assertion that the practice of "insuring" is patently unreasonable is belied by the recognition that under certain circumstances certain users of copyrighted materials may lawfully engage in copying activity which is similar to Moran's conduct.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
