Sentence examples for was patently wrong from inspiring English sources
The received wisdom was patently wrong.
"In making his sensational claim," Mr. Davis writes, "Thor Heyerdahl ignored the overwhelming body of linguistic, ethnographic and ethnobotanical evidence, augmented today by genetic and archaeological data, indicating that he was patently wrong".
And my way of exercising that power -- by firing Benjamin and rummaging through his house -- was patently wrong.
Hence, if an instruction seems blatantly wrong, it is incumbent on a health care professional not to follow it, a position which was confirmed by two cases in which a pharmacist who failed to seek confirmation of a prescription that was patently wrong was found to be negligent [ 26, 27].
And for derivatives, historic cost accounting is patently wrong.
"It is patently wrong for young people to have such a poor start in life".
"The idea that there's an absolute answer to anything is patently wrong," said Kenn Thomas of the magazine Steamshovel Press.
The first attempt failed for procedural reasons, although some legal scholars argue that "WWE's classification of its wrestlers as independent contractors appears to be patently wrong".
"It is patently wrong for young people to have such a poor start in life, when there is so much more we could be doing," Hilary Steedman, an economist at the London School of Economics, told Landon.
So if a particular opinion held by most people in his party is patently wrong, he likes to explain how the position is valid in some, you know, deeper, pop-psychological way.
