Sentence examples for she patently from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the best recommendation you can give Laura Mvula is that she patently isn't what people say she is.

While she patently can make it to the top, she is then viewed as "a horrible female boss", although her reputation may be redeemed over time.

Ms. Lee, who seems unlikely to jettison her television career to live year-round in Albany, might alienate some heartland fans if she patently rejects the role of political wife, but as political girlfriend, she is a lot freer to set her own rules.

The day after our meeting, she flies out to LA for 10 days of meetings about potential movie projects, and if Clarke's rapid rise has one downside it is that it constantly removes her from her family – the younger brother ("He got all the brains; he's going to be prime minister") and parents she patently adores.

Second - in her very first speech to the public as McCain's choice for running mate, she patently lied about the fact that in 2006 she publically supported the so-called "bridge to nowhere".

It puzzled me how much she considered her own history to be immaterial, and if she never patently diminished herself, she was able to finesse a kind of self-removal by speaking of my father whenever she could.

But Hollywood would never release Hepburn into the wild – not least because she so patently doesn't belong there.

And, as in "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle", the baby-faced Ms Lawrence has been cast in a role for which she is patently too young.

Noura may come from a very long family line of griot artists, but she is patently also a modernising, transformative force in Mauritanian music.

She's patently aware of modern art, au fait with Munch and Warhol, and is making art that really matters to her, instead of just being a celebrity show-off.

An employment tribunal was told she was a "patently hostile" employee who screamed in the face of a colleague.