Sentence examples for ostensibly displayed from inspiring English sources

As the photographer of the photo above, Jake Offenhartz, explained in a tweet (and in a post on the now-defunct local news site Gothamist), the banner above, ostensibly displayed in protest of an October 30 speech by far-right conspiracy guy Mike Cernovich at Columbia University, is just a hoax.

"It's just the most marvelous thing in my life," Ms. Berger said, clicking through photographs of Danny on her computer the way parents do, so quietly absorbed in the images that they scarcely notice whether the person for whose benefit they're ostensibly displaying those pictures has even glanced in their direction.

Specifically, there's an app out there called Photo of the Day that ostensibly displays photos of the day ::cough:: from National Geographic.

At a time when many throughout Europe — and even in France — were seduced by the notion of order that Fascist regimes were imposing on an ostensibly fractious populace, Ophüls displayed the emotionally and morally destructive repression on which such pristine displays run.

Characters who ostensibly are adults display the hair-trigger temper of children; animals act like humans, mimicking some of their worst habits.

Once you start drilling down into actually purchasing an item, everything starts displaying prices, ostensibly because you're in 'purchasing' mode, not visual comparison mode.

Bank records were displayed in court, showing how tax payments and other government income moved into Mr. Taylor's accounts, ostensibly to pay for the war effort, or to pocket for himself.

But many of the ostensibly more liberal Asian polities also display the symptoms, especially where prickly nationalists are in charge.

For the session, stills from which are also being used as offical photos for the Confessions tour, six innocent stallions were transported to a Hollywood sound stage, ostensibly so that the diva could display her passion for equestrianism.

Ostensibly as a warning, Nascar would display on long tables the oversize gas tanks, the undersize springs, the hollowed-out axles and the illegal spoilers its inspectors had confiscated.

The museum is ostensibly raising funds for new acquisitions to display when it moves back into its expanded, midtown building next year.