Sentence examples for reporting patently from inspiring English sources

Examples include reporting patently false information on Serbs being killed by Croatian police in the Pakrac clash, even though by that time no war fatalities occurred in Croatia, and dismissing independent media reports of fires burning in Dubrovnik as a consequence of JNA artillery bombardment as being a ruse by Croats burning tires in the city.

Their financial motives for such reporting are patently obvious.

"While there are news reports that 44 states have 'refused' to provide voter information to the Commission, these reports are patently false, more 'fake news,'" said Kobach, who is serving as vice chair of the commission.

Ms. Norton's spokesman said those reports were "patently untrue".

The idealized pursuit of such myths as "objectivity" forbade "taking sides" or "expressing an opinion" when reporting events -- even when those events were at times patently one-sided.

1110 PA is reporting fears of "many" dead after a series of what are now, patently, terrorist bomb blasts around the city.

Patently Apple reports that Apple recently purchased the European trademark, originally claimed by the infamous motorcycle company in 2005.

The patently unqualified officer who was previously fired from another police department in reporting the killing stated, "Shots fired, male down, um, black male, maybe 20".

The reader becomes patently aware of the history and importance of key public health policies such as vaccination and disease reporting.

In a letter to Republican officials in Florida, Univision called the allegations being made against it "patently absurd" and asserted that the story was "truthfully and accurately reported".

And for a reported 88% of people who take American domestic flights 650m a year there was SkyMall.It carved out an odd niche, selling a staggering range of banal, clever and patently ridiculous things.