Sentence examples for ostensibly involved from inspiring English sources

"And we must always remember, at our trainings" — meetings of government officials, police, and others ostensibly involved in counter-trafficking — "that they may be there, too.

Currently there are 11 AA families listed in the CAZy database [ 43], some of which are polysaccharide oxygenases which are ostensibly involved in lignin breakdown but which also target cellulose in lignocellulose [ 21].

After all, her entire mission ostensibly involves finding a stranger and unleashing the full force of her sexual charisma upon him until he's powerless to resist.

Rackets: behavior patterns ostensibly involving complaints about people in one's life, but actually resulting in the perpetuation of the complaint and the securing of a payoff such as dominating the other person.

The appearance (or disappearance) of former White House chief of staff, Josh Bolten, and former presidential counsel, Harriet Miers, ostensibly involves fear on the part of the executive branch that either one, or both, the former aides will divulge details about why the nine U.S. attorneys were fired.

The fact that ACC is apparently involved in so many different processes opens the possibility that there is some general, overarching monitoring or control function common to all of them, and/or that ACC is a key area for the integration of ostensibly disparate processes involving affect, cognition, and behaviour.

"There are only a handful of people ostensibly still involved," one member revealed.

"There are only a handful of people ostensibly still involved," a self-described former NAMBLA member who called himself "Icarus" told me on the anonymous pedophile chat site Boychat.org.

They've also asked DeVito to swing by Purchase so he can check it out himself, which, ostensibly, would involve some face time with the man who brought him there in the first place.

Truth be told, I now have a boyfriend and a baby girl -- it's all very modern -- but much of my 30s involved ostensibly concerned bystanders averting their eyes, asking how many cats I own, and sharing their private theories on where it all went so hideously wrong for me.

THE POLITICAL SCENE about the Washington rivalry between political consultant Dick Morris and White House deputy chief of staff in charge of politics Harold M. Ickes, both ostensibly Democrats & both involved in President Clinton's reelection... Writer describes Morris's past.