Sentence examples for ostensibly finished from inspiring English sources

So now, with the record ostensibly finished, is he happy with it?

The inevitable debunking started with Elliott Carter, who had known Ives as a boy and recalled his "jacking up the level of dissonance" in his scores long after he had ostensibly finished them to enhance his new-found credentials.

Ostensibly to finish my Ph.D., though the truth is there's much more than that.

I'm living here now, in his former apartment, ostensibly to finish my second novel.

Then, working with the writer Aaron Sorkin and the director David Fincher, it tackled Mr. Zuckerberg's story using court records and other sources as a book on which the film was ostensibly based was being finished.

As I crept closer, the boy was being scolded by his mother — ostensibly about not finishing his dinner.

The son's banishment for reasons of political apostasy from the National Review, the magazine founded by his father, also plays no role here, ostensibly because the book was finished in September 2008, a month before that fracas.

Metal panels, long stretches of them, are finished with dull tan enamel, ostensibly to protect the center's Brentwood neighbors from glare.

But he actually finished behind Leah Phifer, who is ostensibly running to his left but not only worked for ICE but wrote op-eds supporting their tactics after she left the agency.

I finished the burger, and though I ostensibly enjoyed myself, I also remembered why I stopped eating at McDonald's in the first place.

His Rozważania o wojnie domowej (1978; Thoughts on Civil War) were the last book he has finished; unlike majority of his other works, this book is ostensibly about the civil war (Chouannerie) in Brittany, France.