So an ostensibly non-party government like that of Mario Monti is technocratic only up to a point.
Samsung is due to launch the much-hyped Samsung SM-W2016, ostensibly a smartphone that looks like a flip phone.
Businesses have used the Myers-Briggs test to make hiring decisions, there are academic papers published evaluating the correlation between MBTI and employment satisfaction, and there are literally thousands of personality-type clubs on meetup.com, (like "Toronto INFJs,") ostensibly so that a community bound by nothing more than an online quiz can finally find solidarity with one another.
Ostensibly, that is like playing in the World Series and only fielding four players rather than nine and still expecting to win!
"Never seen a curve like that," he remarks elsewhere, while ostensibly complimenting a woman on the architectural majesty of her new roof.
He is ostensibly a mathematician, but although his mind still works like that of a scientist, he has ceased to be inspired by his vocation, and finds himself in the midst of an existential crisis.
Like Ann, Buyer & Cellar carries its message lightly, with an ostensibly frivolous story that packs an emotional punch.
The rise of the Dixiecrat Party, like that of the Tea Party sixty years later, was ostensibly the result of one faction within a political party coming to believe its policy interests had been neglected.
Red Dead Online is ostensibly still in beta, but there's not a lot of room for a distinction like that in modern gaming.
It went on like that until morning, with the person running Rove's convention operations, John Zemaitis, an ostensibly above-the-fray Republican figure from Illinois, secreted in a room at a Holiday Inn in Jefferson City, thirty miles away.
Our results ostensibly show that even apparently minor industrial development in a seemingly vast and generally flat landscape like the Yamal peninsula may directly affect the availability of critical migration passages in the landscape, creating bottlenecks for the nomadic herders.
