Sentence examples for which patently from inspiring English sources

"We absolutely deplore such orders, which patently discriminate against minorities," said a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Raminder Singh Jassal.

The column, which patently wasn't fact checked, started with an attack on actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who will be one of the speakers at the UN Climate Leaders Summit next week.

But in October he posted an article on a Web site affiliated with Georgetown Law, in which he argued, "What is needed is a serious plan to prosecute everyone we can in regular courts, and a separate system to deal with the very small handful of cases in which patently dangerous people cannot be tried".

Neal Katyal's support for a separate system to deal with "the very small handful of cases in which patently dangerous people cannot be tried" amounts to a continuation of Bush-era policies of detention without charges, forced confession, and prolonged isolation in direct violation of and disregard for due process ("The Hard Cases," by Jane Mayer, February 23rd).

Eddie Jordan is wearing purple Stan Smiths – Rafs, as well – which patently shouldn't be allowed.

"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.

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

"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.