Yet, patently, not everything concerning the behavior of electrons was inferred from it, nor should it have been.
In the 18- to 33-year-old group, besides the presence of clinically relevant situations related to obsessive compulsive-components, we noted a concentration and a widespread attitude towards these behaviours, although not yet patently pathological.
Meanwhile, Mr Chertoff has backed off from his previous support for detaining enemy combatants indefinitely.The bigger challenge is whether a prosecutor with little management experience can force together an 180,000-person department that has patently yet to gel.
Yet with all these patently thrillerish elements in play, Morrow chooses to tell his story in a style that deliberately, and perversely, attenuates the suspense.
Yet that phrasing is patently vague — useful when a writer wants to come down hard on a steroid user, but markedly fishy when applied to some of the more ethically specious past inductees.
Yes, this is patently unjust, yet it is routine treatment for businessmen.
The networks want Aereo to be treated like a cable company, which is at once understandable (from their perspective), yet on the other, patently absurd.
Yet, he continued, "there is patently no legitimate overriding purpose independent of invidious racial discrimination which justifies this classification".
When I was translating The Government Inspector, I used to find Nikolai Gogol roaming the house at night, patently half-mad, yet somehow endearingly welcome.
The juxtaposition was patently absurd, and yet the SNP's then vice-president, Paul Henderson Scott, seemed to have no problem drafting into his party's cause a figure about whom, apart from his military campaign of 1297 98 and the ghastly details of his public execution by the English in 1305, virtually nothing is known.
Consequently the two bodies should not differ in size; for one infinite cannot exceed another, and yet such a conclusion is patently false.
