Sentence examples for patently useful from inspiring English sources
As Ogle puts it: "Our success is a combination of an early start, my technical background and an unending supply of smart and altruistic parents". What is surprising is that such patently useful grassroots services have been relatively slow to take off, even in tech-savvy America.
Yet that phrasing is patently vague — useful when a writer wants to come down hard on a steroid user, but markedly fishy when applied to some of the more ethically specious past inductees.
Mourdoukoutas's argument that libraries are becoming less useful is patently false, in a way that's fairly obvious.
While the beneficial effect of the introduction of protocols in clinical practice has been discussed [26, 27], most studies acknowledge that they are useful although more patently in hands of inexperienced healthcare providers or suboptimal work environments.
To us, it's patently clear..
This American formulation of the answer to me is just patently wrong – we all have limitations that we need to recognise – but it certainly serves as a useful mobilising myth.
Patently, that's progress.
"That's patently obvious.
