Sentence examples for including ostensibly from inspiring English sources

There is the proposal to require the FISA court to declassify key opinions authorizing surveillance, which is backed by at least a dozen Senators, including (ostensibly) by some Dem leaders.

And it is one that became noteworthy again last summer, when a cemetery containing 900 bodies, including, ostensibly, many residents of the long-vanished neighborhood of Snake Hill, was discovered under a turnpike overpass during work on a new interchange.

Just as business demands for that shift bent Obama to their will here, they bent prime ministers there, including ostensibly socialist politicians such as Papandreou in Greece and Socrates in Portugal.

His second venture doing double duty as writer and director ("Happy Campers," 2001, was the first), "Sex and Death" is an unfortunate comedy about sex and love and all those things that can prevent a man from getting from one to the other, including (ostensibly) hot lesbian sex, (notionally) hot nonlesbian sex, (generically) hot girls licking spoons and hot (teenage) girls in school uniforms.

Schwarzenegger's son with Maria Shriver, now rumored to be living in a Beverly Hills hotel, has grown up living in spacious mansions, tended to by staff members (including, ostensibly, Baena).

Other items in stock include, ostensibly, pieces of the body of Saint Thérèse, the Little Flower, made into paste; clothing worn by Saint Anthony of Padua; and a "touched" nail, meaning a nail that once touched a nail from the Crucifixion.

About two decades ago, firms began aggressively marketing opioids, including funding ostensibly expert medical opinion and ostensibly grass-roots "patient advocacy," with names such as the American Academy of Pain Management and the U.S. Pain Foundation.

In one exhibition, called "Personal/Public/Private" and conceived by Liza Buzytsky and Andrew Russeth, four artists, including Ms. Buzytsky, ostensibly restore personal content to certain discredited modernist forms like painting.

Why do nearly all of our leaders, including the ostensibly moderate Democratic front runner in the presidential race, Al Gore, trumpet their "toughness" on crime and defense of the death penalty?

With the connivance of its willing handmaidens and cronies in Washington and elsewhere -- including the ostensibly upright United Automobile Workers -- the S.U.V. is officially classified as a "light truck," a baldfaced whopper meant specifically to duck the far more stringent rules governing passenger car design, equipment and performance.

More recently, the NRA has pushed its case via robocalls throughout Connecticut, including Newtown, ostensibly to fight a tide of new gun control measures pending in the state Legislature.