Sentence examples for ostensible limitations from inspiring English sources
Yet such ostensible limitations work to the benefit of photographers, the most artful of whom are attentive, accommodating, catlike and silent.
For much of it, he dispenses with his characteristic politesse, which perhaps had been a commentary, conscious or unconscious, on the ostensible limitations placed on a blue-eyed soul singer.
But limitations became apparent.
Although the statute of limitations on many of the ostensible crimes has expired, Mr. Lautenberg and others have indicated that the Senate Commerce Committee may hold hearings to investigate whether there was a broad pattern of misconduct by the News Corporation.
As with James, the result is both aesthetically and psychologically potent -- and weakened only, perhaps, by certain limitations that tell us more about the author than they do about his ostensible subject, which in this case is, in fact, the "pure coldness" that for Toibin was James's life.
The ostensible reason — get this!
At least, ostensible ones.
His ostensible mandate was reform.
The past weeks have seen challenges based on ostensible felony status in Florida, ostensible deaths in North Carolina and ostensible address problems in Ohio, among others.
There were ostensible villains and losers as well.
