Sentence examples for ostensibly better than from inspiring English sources
But when the educated look out for themselves they can dress it up as something ostensibly better than that: expertise.
But the quest for grace that spurred Evelyn Waugh is less captivating to viewers than the nostalgia for a lost, ostensibly better world.
So instead, people duck into restaurants, stores or other places that are ostensibly better monitored.
The name of the game is better targeting, better data collection, and ostensibly better services for customers.
Hacking the AppleTV to make it ostensibly better has long been an underground hobby of mine.
So what was the Fed's reaction to this ostensibly better news?
Geodon is the latest entry in a class of wonder drugs known as atypical antipsychotics—atypical because, ostensibly, they work so much better than the older, "typical" antipsychotics in use for decades.
They note, for starters, an experiment showing that even police officers and judges — ostensibly experts at detecting fraud — do no better than chance at detecting lying.
Skinner rose to fame in an age when ostensibly adult, university-educated males affected to like nothing better than a game of fantasy football and to thumb through Loaded magazine, while artists were recording anthems for the lads.
