Sentence examples for ostensibly known from inspiring English sources

For in each case, Kant thinks that a feature of self-consciousness (the essentially subjectival, unitary and identical nature of the "I" of apperception) gets transmuted into a metaphysics of a self (as an object) that is ostensibly "known" through reason alone to be substantial, simple, identical, etc.

Sobelle, ostensibly known for award-winning installations, continues spinning sentences that are notable for adding up to nothing much.

A Facebook connection, of course, only proves that two people ostensibly know each other, and even that link can be tenuous if the person has hundreds of friends.

The Home app would ostensibly know which smart home devices users are accessing and adjusting the most, and how.  .

The company's founders, ex-hedge funders who worked to build Bridgewater Associates into a multi-billion dollar hedge fund behemoth, ostensibly know what they're doing.

And, well, those suggestions are coming from locals, who ostensibly should know best about the cities that people are visiting.

Heralded by the Expressionist Ludwig Meidner as a "fanatical, fervent naturalism," the ostensibly realist style known as Neue Sachlichkeit was all that and more, as this uneven 80-work show vigorously suggests.

The results presented above indicate that ConoSorter is capable of identifying conopeptides at high specificity and sensitivity, and, even when the dataset being analyzed ostensibly includes all known proteins, accurately assigning the appropriate superfamily and class.

"Sure, Patrick, whose last name you don't know, ostensibly from a company you nothing about, will be thrilled to pick up your $4,000 laptop with the on-board DVD player from another person whose name you didn't get in the hotel lobby".

Ostensibly, the husband is becoming known as a talented novelist and his wife is a fairly difficult woman, very bright, who is an amphetamine addict.

The United States has stepped up the pace and intensity of its drone attacks in Pakistan, carrying out more than 40 last year in a C.I.A. program that is ostensibly covert but is widely known and generally accepted by the Pakistani government.