Sentence examples for could ostensibly be from inspiring English sources

In contrast with the "gentle householders of old," he might be describing his own generation, who could ostensibly be indignant about whatever is left over when Morrissey is not being indignant about things.

The players pay could, ostensibly, be the same, if the league were to tell the MLB Players Association that the service time clock wouldn't change.

It's clear that the changes are being made specifically with Gawker in mind, though they could ostensibly be applied to other mass media-style blogs, such as TechCrunch, Gadling and Mashable.

This speech could ostensibly be delivered to the leaders and public figures who rushed to normalize the election of President-elect Trump reactions often afforded to fascist leaders after their rise to power.

This sudden and potentially destabilizing transfer of US assets could ostensibly be necessary to the Saudi economy given that if a 9/11 won a lawsuit, Saudi assets might be frozen in an effort to collect the damages.

The first step, the synthesis of a sufficient quantity of estradiol by the ovary during late diestrus/early proestrus, could ostensibly be affected by treatment with a steroid synthesis inhibitor.

When our then home secretary had the courage to use the Human Rights Act to protect Gary and to simultaneously announce the introduction of new rules, so that anyone physically in the UK when their alleged crime occurred could now ostensibly be tried here.

The trade deficit would ostensibly be halved.

They could also attach whatever price they wanted to the risk ostensibly being transferred to the private sector.

That, ostensibly, was the end.

Some teachers have spoken out publicly against extending the concealed gun policy to campus, fearful that an unstable student — who now, ostensibly, could be legally armed in their classrooms — might hurt them or a fellow student.