Ostensibly, they like sports, but really they're just looking for an excuse to punch a stranger and pour beer on someone's baby".
"Ostensibly, they like sports.
To achieve his goal, and fulfill his book contract, Jacobs would read the Encyclopaedia Britannica from cover to cover -- or, at least, claim to have done so -- and then write a memoir containing ostensibly hilarious entries like this: "Greenland.
Pint from £3.40, 88-90 John Bright Street, 0121 643 5716, cherryreds.com Ostensibly, this looks like the most traditional of pubs.
For backup add some ostensibly devastating one-liners like this: Well, if there's a Shakespeare of the Zulus, I'd certainly like to read him.
Part of Colbert's routine has been creating spoof PAC ads like this one, ostensibly praising former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty.
Some are gray, encrusted and ostensibly industrial, like long-exposed shipwrecks or space stations from a Lilliputian planet.
What this means for the listener is a rather sugary and hyperactive brand of pop, but one that is clearly as minutely crafted as something more ostensibly serious like, say, a Jamie xx record.
We have been sleepwalking into a networked world where privacy is ostensibly worshipped like motherhood and apple pie but is everywhere abused.
Fellow R-rated comedy sequels Beverly Hills Cop 2, The Hangover Part II and 22 Jump Street had elevated openings while ostensibly offering, like Ted 2, more of the same.
Those companies, which have customer bases that include broad swaths of the nation that ostensibly look like the electorate, all said some variation of what Macy's said: "In light of statements made by Donald Trump, which are inconsistent with Macy's values, we have decided to discontinue our business relationship with Mr. Trump".
