Sentence examples for ostensibly higher from inspiring English sources

What Eastwood does is to leach religion of its fire and brimstone to empty religion of its moralistic dogmatism in favor of practical, humanistic ethics that take power from the self-appointed agents of ostensibly higher law and confer it upon those whom intuition or experience have rendered both sensitive and communicative.

What Eastwood does is to leach religion of its fire and brimstone — to empty religion of its moralistic dogmatism in favor of practical, humanistic ethics that take power from the self-appointed agents of ostensibly higher law and confer it upon those whom intuition or experience have rendered both sensitive and communicative.

But she sold her next book series, "Watersong", to an old-fashioned publisher turning down an ostensibly higher offer from Amazon in the belief that she would be better off with a distributor who could get her books into Walmart.The internet is now starting to transform education and health care.

Ostensibly higher step edge energy for defect-assisted nucleation at higher temperature appears to be compensated by an increase in the combined kinetic coefficient and site density for defect-assisted nucleation.

In particular, the prevalence of dyslipidemia and hypertension were ostensibly higher in the non-DM matched group compared with the initial study population.

Compared to the Stakeholder horse dataset, there was an ostensibly higher density of horses in London in the NED owner dataset.

Similarly, the ostensibly high-definition video recordings are good for a cellphone, but awful in low light.

One unnamed representative of the MIG fighter airplane company told the Russian Information Agency that there were no American chips in its latest, ostensibly high-tech airplane, the MIG-35.

Frasier and Niles Crane were ostensibly high-achieving psychiatrists, but who ever saw them putting in more than an hour's work?

The 44 trusts about which it voiced unease go way beyond the 14 trusts which NHS medical director Professor Sir Bruce Keogh investigated earlier this year because of failings in care and ostensibly high death rates.

Pronto, the service that crashed and burned here over the last two years, used dedicated docks in various ostensibly high-traffic areas.