Sentence examples for might ostensibly from inspiring English sources

The signs might ostensibly be asking drivers to slow down.

The scenes on the glacier were a reminder that while Qoyllurit'i might ostensibly be a Christian festival, its roots run much deeper, to a pre-Columbian past.

"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.

(Tweaking those programs, or simply making them more massive in scale, might ostensibly result in a higher phi, but it's not clear that it would make them more conscious).

While air quality might ostensibly be the reason for the city's puff-free plan, noise pollution — from drums — is a greater concern, said Louis Seigal, 32, a photographer who sat hunched under an elm at a laptop.

The international success of rural Victoria-based Wally De Backer (Gotye) might ostensibly place him a world away from Gurruwiwi, who lives with his vast extended family at Wallaby Beach on the Gove Peninsula.

Curious to know what a young woman who ostensibly might wear these clothes thought, I asked Ms. Bush her opinion of her friend's debut show as the last of the models were exiting the runway.

Artificial intelligence that might screen out ostensibly offensive content raises serious ethical questions about freedom of speech, Vick noted.

Even the police union expressed disapproval, and a lawyer for one of the six indicted cops who ostensibly might benefit from the sordid affair said the whole thing reeks of prejudice.

It might have been sold ostensibly for civilian purposes, like for use in mining.

Here's a flashback story for you: In 2005, I was covering the bidding for these Games (you might remember, New York was ostensibly in the running) and as the five bidding cities and the International Olympic Committee gathered in Singapore for the vote, the mood about London's chances was relentlessly dour.