Sentence examples for patently works from inspiring English sources

That unknowable Geordie Shore witchcraft – that sprinkle of Geordie magic – patently works.

That's not only a bit daft in theory, it is patently not working in practise.

It's patently the work of an impressive new talent, but I found myself in two minds about it.

A second successive draw as Everton manager left Martínez "very encouraged", he claimed, but the imposition of a new possession game is patently a work in progress.

Washington's carrot-and-stick policy of alternate engagement and ostracism, dating back to the Clinton administration, has patently not worked.

There is a balance to be drawn between a long-term project of development and results but, if things are patently not working, then all other considerations go by the board.

Rowan Williams has spent his time at Canterbury balancing one faction against the other and it patently hasn't worked.

Not completely successful, it is so patently an experimental work that you applaud it just for what it's trying to be.

The Tories cannot tell us what they are prepared to do to sort out markets that patently do not work for businesses or consumers.

It is certainly not where we want to be, but realistically it is about right following the mistakes in the transfer market made by chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Franco Baldini in the summer; the stubborn refusal of previous manager Andre Villas-Boas to change his system when it patently was not working in the autumn; and a dearth of talent in the back four.

At what point can you reasonably say, "Well, your honor, I paid for a service that patently didn't work.