The relation is, patently, far from absolute.
Mark had a patently strange pathology; he was obsessed with patterning.
While NoSQL datastores are particularly suited to storing big data (think Google's Bigtable), NoSQL is a patently non-relational approach.
Clearly not, no, but don’t try to tell me it’s as portable as my handy little Android (or whatever) phone when it’s patently not.
Her explanation was patently ridiculous.
Is behind all this. All of which is patently false.
But he may be wrong to oppose any kind of debt restructuring for Greece, which is patently bust.
But even in America, cynicism is widespread: sauce for the Libyan goose is too patently not sauce for the Bahraini, or any other gander.
He made his displeasure patently obvious.
But Mr Jobs used that term in mockery, since many of these phones are, to him, so patently dim-witted.
They will carry on supporting the "official" verdict that is patently false and contrived to protect the real criminals, who will answer for their crimes in the Courts of Justice.
Yet the path he is on is patently a dead end.
As time has gone on, it is patently obvious that the formulation are getting better but in my experience they do lack consistency.
It is now patently unclear to me, however, that we ever actually die in this way.
The strategy patently worked last summer.
Within a few years the brave man, John Githongo, is betrayed by the president, Mwai Kibaki, and by most of the big man’s closest colleagues, many of whom prove themselves to be patently corrupt.
Screens serve a secondary purpose not patently obvious.
People in Nairobi, the capital of neighbouring Kenya, notice that a lot of visiting South Sudanese bigwigs are patently flush with cash.
To say Quan is planning to cause them or the Bengal tigers harm is a blatant lie and patently dishonest.
