Sentence examples for an ostensible reference to from inspiring English sources

Unlike all previous Ween albums, "White Pepper" seems to be a collection of straightforward songs with no obvious parodic twist -- other than that of the album's title, an ostensible reference to cocaine.

This is so despite the fact that national curriculum statements of rural and remote practice, as well as many local curriculum documents, currently make no ostensible reference to climate change, even in well-resourced countries such as Australia [ 24], Canada [ 25] and the UK [ 26], which have produced research on climate change as well as rural and remote health [ 10].

And an ostensible commitment to the brotherhood of man restrained at least some racial prejudices.

Slant Magazines Sal Cinquemani called Timberlake's 2007 single "What Goes Around... Comes Around" an ostensible sequel to "Cry Me a River" both lyrically and musically.

A reference to the bankers?

This is a reference to my work.

That sounded like a reference to Whitewater.

(a reference to Thomas Shadwell).

Add a reference to RoboticsCommon.proxy.

Make a reference to the author.

Why does an ostensible "ally" seem to constitute more of a threat than, say, Iran?