Sentence examples for patently would from inspiring English sources

So now privacy advocates, people who feel the millimeter wave scanners amount to an invasion of privacy have another talking point: they patently would not have foiled the attempt.

So actively choosing a decision model that's patently unfair would invite a lot of legal risk.  .

Such a deal would patently benefit both Britain and Europe.

More recently one of the party's rising stars, Morten Messerschmidt, said that only by keeping the number of Muslims as low as possible, while containing a patently backward culture, would it be possible to keep Denmark a free, democratic and prosperous country.

which is patently false, as would many such substitutions render the rest of the examples of II.

After the Times published its first report on the allegations against Weinstein, Bloom issued a statement Thursday saying that although Weinstein "denies many of the accusations as patently false," he would not "demean or attack" his accusers.

A patently unconstitutional bill would allow the victim of a personal injury crime or the district attorney to sue an offender "for conduct which perpetuates the continuing effect of the crime on the victim," essentially removing a convicted person's right to speak if the victim wishes it.

To quit the country at this time would be patently irresponsible.

To lump Marquez into the P.E.D. discussion, without proof, Arum said "would be patently unfair".

But, he added, "picking winners and losers in this fashion would be patently unlawful".

Liz Hurley doesn't play Queen Elizabeth II, because that would quite patently be weird.