Sentence examples for ostensible mistakes from inspiring English sources

Judge Jose A. Cabranes, writing for a unanimous three-judge panel, said that the trial court judge, Richard J. Holwell, had properly analyzed the ostensible mistakes in the government's application to wiretap Mr. Rajaratnam's phone.

If the actor's accent of studied rising inflections and his ill-advised gesticulations have something to do with the director's ostensible accent on comedy, that's a big mistake.

Many of the ostensible sightings proved to be images of CAP aircraft flying search grids, or simply mistaken artifacts of old images.

The ostensible reason — get this!

At least, ostensible ones.

The filmmakers mistake imagination and fantasy for willful obfuscations of something called, with a quasi-religious intonation, "reality" — and in these films, the ostensible "reality" is rendered doubly "real" because of their basis in the filmmakers' experience or in history.

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.

The ostensible ground for delay is over the newcomers' role.

Johnson faced a challenge from ostensible allies as well.