Sentence examples for which are patently from inspiring English sources

Ministers should use their discretion to prevent extradition in cases which are patently unjust.

Rather, the method urges us to "hold back [our] assent from opinions which are not completely certain and indubitable just as carefully as [we] do from those which are patently false" (Med. 1, AT 7 18, cf. AT 7 461).

Upon initially adopting the method of doubt, the meditator thereby resolves to withhold assent to all opinions undermined by his newfound sceptical doubts — "I should hold back my assent from opinions which are not completely certain and indubitable just as carefully as I do from those which are patently false" (Med. 1, AT 7 18).

His version of the Austrian business cycle theory was naive – in essence it equated behavior of M consistent with keeping interest rates at their "natural" levels with the elimination of fractional-reserve banking, an equation that holds only with the help of about a dozen auxiliary assumptions, all of which are patently false.

My whole paper is really an exploration of why prokaryotes do not tend to become eukaryotic, and why, of all chimeric prokaryotes that must have existed in the past (we know of two examples today which are patently not eukaryotic), only one line survived.

"They invoke the language of terrorism, which is patently ridiculous.

All of which is patently true - except for the last bit.

That would amount to outright racial balancing, which is patently unconstitutional.

"I'm built in a very ethnic, Portuguese way," she insists, which is patently untrue.

Eden Park is first and foremost a rugby ground, which is patently obvious from first sight of the place.

The Court recognizes that such an interest "would amount to outright racial balancing, which is patently unconstitutional".