Sentence examples for also ostensibly from inspiring English sources

It means more governmental red tape for these banks, but also ostensibly fewer problems because of it.

Also ostensibly, the novel's plot follows the year Thomas leaves the work force to take care of their daughter and his wife returns to a full-time job.

It's also, ostensibly, a procedural drama, something that CBS churns out like a factory, ripping out shows like NCIS and Criminal Minds season after season to huge ratings and absolutely zero critical buzz.

In this regard Our Socialism reminded me of John Berger's A Seventh Man, also ostensibly about the toiling masses, in which the author permitted not one squeak from the aforementioned oppressed to be heard.

Bush's 2004 stump speech trumpeted the "fantastic news" that home ownership was at an all-time high: "Isn't it wonderful to have somebody for the first time be able to say: 'Welcome to my home; I'm glad you're here at my piece of property'?" This was also ostensibly about expanding the virtues of the free market.

Snark's approach can also ostensibly make "deep learning" run faster.

There are dirty tricks, betrayal and suicide, though also an ostensibly peaceful ending.

Also, rules ostensibly provide a defense if the accounts are later challenged in a lawsuit.

Gari also has ostensibly Japanese-inspired dishes, and some of this cooked food is as impressive as the uncooked fish.

A ruling against the company, it suggests, would imperil the legal status of cloud-based backup storage, which also involves ostensibly "private" transmissions of copyrighted data).

Indeed, the onset of direct rule by Westminster in that month also marked, ostensibly, an even more startling change of heart, with hints of interest in, and even approval for, eventual Irish unity.