Sentence examples for is ostensibly better from inspiring English sources

Should the Syrian regime collapse under growing external pressures with relatively little violence and usher into power a democratically elected government -- or even an authoritarian one but whose "behavior" in the region, especially vis-à-vis Israel, is ostensibly "better" -- the Neo-LiberalCon approach will become vastly more attractive in western capitals and among various publics.

So instead, people duck into restaurants, stores or other places that are ostensibly better monitored.

A fat-toned, thickly textured instrument, with the treacherous slide its principal pitch control, it was ostensibly better adapted to languorous orchestral support than urgent personal testimony, and slow to adapt to the quicksilver melody lines of post-1940s bebop.

Royalty rates are ostensibly better than Amazon's, with Publit taking only 10percentt of the profit on PoD titles and 20percentt of ebooks (though it would be interesting to know how 'profit' is defined).

While the AC4400 are ostensibly better I would argue that the AC3900 is about the same and the added benefit of an extra unit makes the whole-home Internet even more widespread.

The G Flex is ostensibly meant to better fit the contours of a user's face much like the Galaxy Nexus did, but that big ol' screen may make that proposition a hairier one than LG had hoped.

The march of technology is ostensibly designed to support better working, but in reality it might do more harm than good.

The plan was that this was ostensibly a better place to rule the entire country.

Could it be that a different system would do a better job of promoting innovation – which is ostensibly the raison d'être of the patent system?

In Pale Fire, Charles Kinbote is ostensibly an academic ostensibly commentating on what is ostensibly his best friend's poem.

The essays in Dead Is Better are ostensibly open letters to the deceased as Bennett opens up to them about why their deaths are interesting to her.