Sentence examples for ostensibly appear from inspiring English sources

"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.

"He's Mr Newcastle, isn't he?" The 30-year-old's current deal expires this summer and, given his history of frequent injury, the chances of an extension being offered ostensibly appear slim.

Instead, with a persistent, money-seeking agent, and a publisher who ostensibly appeared to respect all writers, I turned down numerous offers and opted, against my better judgment, to go down the romantic path of literary fiction... and ended in a Hell that even Satan would have reared back from in horror.

Ostensibly, Trump appears to be exposing a double standard: if a woman's appearance is off-limits, why should a man have his hair mocked, say, for instance, likened to a mouldering Weetabix stuck on with Pritt Stick by a three-year-old displaying early sociopathic tendencies?

Ostensibly, it appears to be a statement issued by Lopatin, during which he apologies for his recent silence, blaming it on the fact he is currently going through puberty and ageing at an excessively fast rate at the same time — a problem many experimental ambient artists go through at some point in their career.

Many purveyors of ostensibly left-wing politics appear willing to ignore the toxicity engulfing Rahman simply because he professes to be a devout Muslim.

The complex arrangement includes three subsidiaries, based ostensibly in Ireland, which appear not to be designated as tax resident anywhere, the committee said.

This is essentially anterograde amnesia and, as an ostensibly psychogenic phenomenon, would appear to be rather rare and almost always encountered in cases in which there has been a preexisting amnesia of organic origin.

Ostensibly this posture may appear clever in a domestic campaigning context, where Russia is widely viewed in a negative light.

Their ostensibly free services indeed appear to be free, with few costs reported for direct clinic services.

Removed from his post as chief justice in late 2007, ostensibly because he appeared to threaten Musharraf's political authority, Chaudhry became the lightning rod for sustained efforts by Pakistan's legal community not only to seek his reinstatement but also to drive Musharraf out of office.