Sentence examples for ostensibly it has from inspiring English sources

Occasionally and ostensibly, it has been the window to multiple controversies since its beginning in 2008.

Ostensibly, it has something to do with getting some meaning or self-worth out of our day jobs.

And – in the most materialistic way imaginable for a film that's ostensibly spiritual – it has the crass message that there's always money to be made from following your dream.

Ostensibly, no it hasn't.

While ostensibly admirable, it has yielded nothing, except an emboldened Republican opposition and increased Democratic disillusion.

Then, in May, Mr Chávez decided not to renew the broadcasting licence of the main opposition television channel, ostensibly because it had supported the 2002 coup attempt.

Moscow's Channel 3 was abruptly pulled off the air last Friday evening, ostensibly because it had broadcast information outlining potential escape routes for the hostage takers.

Back in 2011, an image of a great white shark leaping out of the water to attack a man on a helicopter did the rounds, ostensibly because it had just been named as National Geographic's photo of the year.

After more than a month of Russian air strikes, Turkey on November 24 shot down a Russian jet in this area, ostensibly because it had crossed into Turkish airspace.

It has ostensibly handed most powers to General Surayud and his cabinet of technocrats.

E-mail can be resurrected from computer hard drives even after it has ostensibly been deleted.