Sentence examples for which is patently from inspiring English sources

"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".

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

That the key global economic statistic has for so long been derived by means which are patently useless is a telling indication of how little the men who run the world care about the impact of their policies.

They will also reintroduce the off-spinner Dane Piedt at Centurion and shuffle their pace attack, which was patently short of control at the Wanderers (and before that in Cape Town) in the continued absence of the injured Dale Steyn and Vernon Philander.

When that foray fizzled (not exactly low-profile), she began assiduously copycatting her classmates instead: one per day, in rotation, before settling permanently on a best friend, Stephen Curtis, chosen not for his brilliance -- which was patently lacking -- but for his good-hearted efforts and general niceness.

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).