Sentence examples for would patently from inspiring English sources

Such a deal would patently benefit both Britain and Europe.

To quit the country at this time would be patently irresponsible.

To lump Marquez into the P.E.D. discussion, without proof, Arum said "would be patently unfair".

But, he added, "picking winners and losers in this fashion would be patently unlawful".

Liz Hurley doesn't play Queen Elizabeth II, because that would quite patently be weird.

It would be patently foolish to assume a team currently equidistant between the playoffs and relegation can be promoted immediately.

According to the association's Web site, it reserves NC-17 for a film that "most parents would consider patently too adult for their children 17 and under".

The association's guidelines, which theaters adopt voluntarily, describe NC-17 films as those that "most parents would consider patently too adult for their children 17 and under".

That would be patently false and more than a few close friends would take me to task about that kind of posturing.

That would be patently ridiculous, since 100,000 of you have bought a new pair in the past three months from M&S alone, which is a fairly mindblowing number.

It would be patently unfair for Ray to spring an "October surprise" that would affect Hillary's campaign or the presidential election (much as the Iran-contra prosecutor influenced the '92 campaign on its final weekend).