Sentence examples for seen patently from inspiring English sources
While one stuntman did a stunning lap, surfing on his breastplate when his chariot crashed, another was to be seen patently sabotaging his own axle, and a third failed to abort at all on press night – bewilderingly pipping Hur, who is clearly supposed to win, to the post.
Keeping his name off the ballot would be seen as patently unfair by almost everyone (Trump supporter or not), and would give Trump a built-in excuse to launch a third-party bid if he didn't win the Republican nomination.
A point in human history may have been reached when the scale and rate of growth of economic expansion, the consumption of natural resources, and the increasing human population can be seen as patently unsustainable.
See articleGetting patently absurdNTP and Research in Motion continued the war of words in their patent dispute, which threatens to shut BlackBerry services in the United States.
The case became the rallying cry of the civil rights movement, uniting people who sought racial justice in a country they saw as patently unfair.
The American political system seems crazy, with that Donald Trump guy and all, but the United States is far from the only country dominated by a man many see as patently unfit to hold public office.
How this happened is still being argued over ― by Republicans like Weaver and Kasich, who watched him hijack their party despite little knowledge or interest in their orthodoxies, and then by Democrats, who watched a candidate they saw as patently unelectable manage to win key states anyway and take an election they were confident was theirs.
As anyone can plainly see, this is both patently unfair and also a big contributor to the entire problem of income inequality.
It's pointless telling them what they can patently see for themselves".
"To say I'm an overrated troll, when you have never even seen me guard a bridge, is patently unfair," she argues.
This is about being seen to do something on the war on drugs that they are patently losing," he said.
