Sentence examples for ostensibly even from inspiring English sources
Like Someone In Love (2012), elegantly shot in Japan, and in Japanese, was ostensibly even more of a distance from Kiarostami's world.
Barack Obama has himself justifiably complained of "false balance", implying that this so-called "he said, she said" narrative, ostensibly even-handed, misleads, confuses and bores the citizen.
Indeed, the onset of direct rule by Westminster in that month also marked, ostensibly, an even more startling change of heart, with hints of interest in, and even approval for, eventual Irish unity.
Under those new size standards, which are ostensibly temporary, even a business with $100 million in revenue and a 5-percent profit margin could obtain a small-business loan.
The system ostensibly became even safer when some investors used credit default swaps as insurance against default.
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But even ostensibly independent directors can fail.
Even ostensibly just wars do more harm than good.
Even ostensibly liberal politicians have supported the idea of peace talks with the Pakistan Taliban out of understandable self-preservation.
Even ostensibly natural ingredients in a mattress's fill or ticking are suspect, in the view of some advocates.
Even ostensibly liberal democracies such as Australia, were found to have breached the rights of its deaf nationals.
