Sentence examples for now ostensibly from inspiring English sources

Now, ostensibly, low-burning wood stoves have nothing to do with religion.

Now ostensibly the winner of this particular gong is producer Christian Colson.

It's the same story in Tunisia, and Libya where protests and civil unrest have persisted under now ostensibly democratic governments.

Now ostensibly entering a new phase, or merely following through on its original promise, MTV is trying to capitalize on the national lust for shape-shifting narrative.

A similar pattern of infection formerly occurred with smallpox, a disease that was more frequently fatal but now ostensibly has been eradicated.

Most of the political groups in Sudan, like the former southern rebels who are now ostensibly part of the government (though they said they were not consulted about the recent peace deal), do not trust the Justice and Equality Movement.

The status quo is now an ostensibly socialist one, and repression is being meted out by those with clinging to increasingly flimsy claim to represent 'el pueblo'.

The CIA now accepted – ostensibly at least – the BMG's opinion that the struggle against communism and the destabilising of the GDR should not be carried out by force, but only in accordance with the principles of 'political-psychological warfare'.

I have to admit that the preceeding paragraph shows how much power the narrative still has, even over people who ostensibly now hate the strip.

On June 30, 833, Louis met Lothar at the so-called "Field of Lies" near Colmar in Alsace (now in France) ostensibly to settle their differences.

In climbing that particular ladder, he's been a coalminer in Zoolander, a drug baron in Starsky & Hutch, and now he's, ostensibly, the lead in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, where he's pitted against Stiller's ruthless team.