Sentence examples similar to ostensibly assert from inspiring English sources
To deny this and seek instead to assert ostensibly definitive technical answers is undermining equally of science and democracy.
More specifically, the field of archaeology in many post-colonial states is ostensibly shaped by a desire to overcome previous imperialist influences and assert their own nationalistic agenda.
The 33-year-old drove the same route, prosecutors assert, with his pregnant girlfriend, Laura Wallen, by his side, ostensibly to show her land they would buy on which to build a house.
Given that reference customers should ostensibly represent the best Siebel experience, perhaps Mr Siebel should be more concerned about their satisfaction than their insignificance.Ian CampbellChief research officerNucleus ResearchWellesley, MassachusettsBridge buildingSIR – You assert that the Tyne Bridge is a great piece of Victorian design ("Going up north", October 19th).
In a year in which the Gotham Independent Film Awards, ostensibly for independent films, was centered on movies that are gobbling up most mainstream prizes and are widely considered Oscar contenders, the National Society throws down a gauntlet to assert that independence isn't merely a matter of private financing but, essentially, of artistry.
And limits again assert themselves.
"Neither can the final report assert the ugly truth – that the election is a limp punchline to a bad joke – without begging the question of why the EU made itself a midwife to the rebirth of autocracy in a neighbourhood where it had ostensibly committed itself to supporting new democracies".
He showed that white supremacy in Hollywood needs to assert itself even in the face of minority exceptionalists who are nominated and actually win – that it needs to remind a brown film-maker receiving the Academy's highest honor that he is still a sonofabitch with a green card, ostensibly stealing work from good white folk.
What priorities will he assert?
Or so his disciples assert.
