Sentence examples for patently won't from inspiring English sources
As you'd expect, South Africa is excited, as London quite patently won't be come the 2012 Olympics, with president Jacob Zuma thanking his fellow countryfolk for the welcome they've extended their guests so far, and asking them "to show warmness for the whole duration of the tournament".
COME now, Austin, we both know there's no policy so patently without merit that someone won't defend it.
"They won't negotiate any more, even though their 'final offer' is patently unfair".
"And she won't sit back and participate in something that was blatantly, patently unfair, illegal and wrong.
The idea that all of a sudden the FBI is "going dark" and won't be able to investigate criminals anymore thanks to a tiny improvement of cell phone security is patently absurd.
To shrug our shoulders and pretend it won't happen if the BBC or any other institution, political or religious body, decide discussion or depiction of such phenomena is too sensitive for circulation is patently nonsense.
