Sentence examples for by ostensibly from inspiring English sources

Thousands of Jews accepted death, but tens of thousands found safety by ostensibly converting to Christianity.

As he demonstrated with his laptop before a recent performance, Mr. Malloy constructed "Natasha" by ostensibly simple means.

All-black revivals of classic American plays peopled by ostensibly white characters are by no means uncommon.

"Did you plan to collar me?" asks the seductive Josephine when Wyatt drops by, ostensibly looking for suspects.

This is autobiography passed through the sieve of self-contempt, an absurdist anti-Who's Who that elevates, by ostensibly denigrating, the real "true story" of a person's life.

Modern forms of oppression tend to be hard to recognize as such, because they are justified by ostensibly objective and impartial branches of social science.

But this pumpkin, which took the blue ribbon, was grown to it's large size and perfect shape by Almanzo ostensibly by feeding it milk.

A couple of highball glasses were shattered, by actors and ostensibly by accident, the night I saw the Transport Group's site-specific revival of "The Boys in the Band".

Additionally, an impairment of consciousness, orientation and perception is common after an acute episode of illness or injury [ 42] and will be addressed by most of the interventions, even by those ostensibly aimed at self care.

One NP recounted how she was initially alarmed by an ostensibly abnormal creatinine result but was informed by previous results that the value was a normal baseline for the patient.

Nonetheless, he is cowed by his ostensibly illustrious lineage, which he refers to only as "It".