"What might ostensibly appear to be heresy – and from a qualitative perspective it is – ceases to be so if we begin to view things in quantitative terms.
"He's Mr Newcastle, isn't he?" The 30-year-old's current deal expires this summer and, given his history of frequent injury, the chances of an extension being offered ostensibly appear slim.
Instead, with a persistent, money-seeking agent, and a publisher who ostensibly appeared to respect all writers, I turned down numerous offers and opted, against my better judgment, to go down the romantic path of literary fiction... and ended in a Hell that even Satan would have reared back from in horror.
Ostensibly, it appears to be a statement issued by Lopatin, during which he apologies for his recent silence, blaming it on the fact he is currently going through puberty and ageing at an excessively fast rate at the same time — a problem many experimental ambient artists go through at some point in their career.
They appeared to grieve an inability to occupy a masculine position which ostensibly it appeared they were already in.
Most cultures have taboos against close inbreeding (Brown 1991) and most nonhuman animals appear to avoid it, ostensibly as an adaptation to prevent its deleterious effects (Pusey and Wolf 1996).
Courts dismissed the parliament's first choice of a 100-person constituent assembly, ostensibly on technical grounds but really, it appears, because it was seen as insufficiently representative of non-Islamists.
Ostensibly, Trump appears to be exposing a double standard: if a woman's appearance is off-limits, why should a man have his hair mocked, say, for instance, likened to a mouldering Weetabix stuck on with Pritt Stick by a three-year-old displaying early sociopathic tendencies?
When Let It Be appeared as (ostensibly) the final Beatles album in May 1970, even though it had been recorded before 1969's Abbey Road, it was widely dismissed as a dog's dinner, criminally unworthy of the Moptop legacy.
In the exhibition itself you can see clearly how wishes, dreams and myths are embodied in pictures that ostensibly represent the world simply as it appears to visual perception.
A debate isn't serious simply because it ostensibly deals with complicated subjects.
