Sentence examples for of the ostensibly from inspiring English sources

Anarchy is just one of the ostensibly sensational topics covered in long digressions.

(And some of the ostensibly infantile, such as "Nacho Libre," has been brilliant too).

But many of the ostensibly more liberal Asian polities also display the symptoms, especially where prickly nationalists are in charge.

And the ringed buoys were heavy, and difficult to aim, seldom landing within reach of the ostensibly hypothermic victims.

"Mecca" is structured as a battle for the future of the ostensibly passive and bewildered Miss Helen.

The implications for U.S. interests are not encouraging, even in the case of the ostensibly pro-American Egyptian government.

That's not a big gap of leisure for the ostensibly freewheeling time in one's life.

Goodman does a bravura job of opening up the closed world of the research laboratory, and of humanising the ostensibly impersonal pursuit of scientific truth.

More than 20 artists and designers, including Hernan Bas, Maurizio Cattelan, Terence Koh and Wolfgang Tillmans, contributed to the interiors, which will also feature a real estate agent leading tours of the ostensibly-for-sale Danish pavilion and a crew of male hustlers knocking back vodka tonics chez Nordic.

In some respects, the rest of the team ostensibly has adopted DeRozan's thought process.

NEW YORK — On the Broadway set of "Come From Away," some of the trees — ostensibly dead — have sprouted leaves.