You know this to be patently untrue — you never had a hamster — though your mother refuses to take sides.
This, of course, is patently untrue: you'll see as many red shirts in Manchester as you will blue, and for what it's worth most sensible City fans don't believe it either.
So it's worth a try if you're interested, and, patently, hundreds of you are.
This is a long way to say that Best Buy loves upselling you on things you patently don't need.
"At first glance, you may not like the JAMA data, but what's important is that they're working on the problem finally!" Once you've mastered the proper tone of patently false cheer, you can try more subtle variations.
Try to avoid the Mansplain: if the solution to the problem or explanation of the phenomena seems patently obvious to you, it was probably really obvious to the people before you.
You have shown little inclination in your lifetime to think of others, and now that you are in the position where you must look out for the well-being of all, it is becoming patently obvious that you are not up to the task.
Lynch's Torvald is also patently overbearing, whereas you should feel the Helmer marriage is based on a benevolent carnality.
However brave his stand, you patently don't sell R&B albums by becoming a liberal cause celebre.
Ask Jon Ferrara what he thinks of today's CRM software, and he'll tell you, patently, that it sucks.
(Even when, like David Starkey, you patently can't).
