That the vaguely defined "peace" for which Bush ostensibly strives may never actually arrive is another logical deduction.
Umpiring is in baseball's DNA, and though making calls electronically — and ostensibly perfectly — may sound like an innovation that has only a positive side, at some point, so did installing artificial turf.
In a medium where the default mode is for us to identify with the character, it's a refreshing change to be told that the person we're ostensibly controlling may not be entirely trustworthy.
Michael Bergmann, Michael Rea, and others have argued that we have good reason to be skeptical about whether we can assess whether ostensibly gratuitous evils may or may not be permitted by an all good God (Bergmann 2001; Bergmann and Rea 2005; for criticism see Almeida and Oppy 2003).
A practical problem with the design is that extremely discordant pairs that are ostensibly full sibs may be half sibs.
The way your ostensibly random sketches may, if you're lucky, yield something that actually has significance for you.
But one begins to fear that his ostensibly inspirational story may be more depressing than we know.
They may, ostensibly, seek to teach, but the more necessary lesson, perhaps unbeknownst to even the teacher herself, can't be taught in the kitchen.
Even people who ostensibly are awake may show evidence of such related phenomena as hallucinating, trance behaviour, and reactions to drugs.
The show's rousing paean to changing times, "You Can't Stop the Beat," may ostensibly be about social issues like integration.
On the small screen, the 20 million fans of fantasy-drama Game of Thrones may ostensibly be watching sword fights and violent vengeance.
