Sentence examples similar to ostensibly articulated from inspiring English sources
The capability to enrol has also been suggested for the Sirius Passet arthropod Buenaspis forteyi Budd 1999 [ 49], where the axis and articulating half-ring take up most of the tergal width and the lateral extremities of the tergopleurae ostensibly have articulating facets [ 49], as do many enrolling trilobites, but as seem to be absent in the non-trilobite members of NN1.
— lacked articulated answers.
He articulated their anger.
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
That naturally led to general skepticism of Utopian ideals, and in articulating his politics, the ostensibly radical Kristol did not sound much different from the later conservative one.
At the very least, he'd be able to articulate a plausible explanation for his ostensibly independent subordinate being abruptly fired in the middle of an investigation into potential ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, right?
However, influenced by, among other factors, lectures given by French philosopher and historian Michel Foucault that emphasized cultural explanations for ostensibly monolithic concepts such as "love," Greenblatt began to articulate an approach to literary criticism that accounted for external cultural and historical factors.
It's here that the novel's one ostensibly non-human character – a genetically engineered clone called Sonmi~451 – articulates the novel's central human truth: "Our lives are not our own.
