Then, the son moved in, ostensibly to sort through paperwork.
In ostensibly killing off his companion, Moffat delivered possibly the most upbeat ending we've ever seen.
He agreed to step aside after being sworn in, ostensibly for health reasons.
When Mr. Kulin came in, ostensibly to thank Ms. Osherow for the party, she saw purpose in his eyes.
On the way, the police stopped the minibus she and her companions were riding in, ostensibly for a traffic violation.
But it could be that in ostensibly complaining about the "forbiddenness" of psilocybin, researchers are fetishising its power and importance.
In the essay, Calhoun compares the eviction of protesters "in ostensibly democratic America" to the crackdown in Tiananmen Square.
That afternoon, deputy sheriff Cecil Price stopped their car and took them in, ostensibly for a speeding violation.
The research team measured variations arising in ostensibly identical individuals, looking at how many worms died young versus how many made it to old age under each condition.
Ms. Lavin, as you probably know, can find symphonic shades in ostensibly one-note characters, especially those of the neurotic Jewish mother (or aunt or wife) variety.
It is further observed that developer behavior in ostensibly continuously integrating cases does not necessarily match expectations, and that frequent integration of the product itself does not automatically imply that each individual developer commits frequently.
