Sentence examples for ostensibly more from inspiring English sources

Furthermore it is extremely efficient, ostensibly more efficient than other existing general methods.

That is ostensibly more bad news for Kim Jong Il's eldest son.

In 2001, it was christened Kolkata — slower, rounder, ostensibly more Bengali-sounding.

Such historical celebrations may have been ostensibly more spiritual than today's fashionable events.

American diplomats are attempting to stitch together a new and ostensibly more inclusive government in Baghdad.

But many of the ostensibly more liberal Asian polities also display the symptoms, especially where prickly nationalists are in charge.

His outlook is ostensibly more modern, possibly reformist; bucking tradition, he took for his wife a Sunni, not an Alawite.

Nigel is ostensibly more successful than Louise, who seems more damaged, but hopefully by the end you're re-evaluating that.

That means darker and ostensibly more serious, more violent, more frightening, more grownup more "worthwhile," as Lucas put it.

For starters, advertisers are constantly looking for future markets, and younger Americans are ostensibly more liberal than their parents.

Even departments with ostensibly more restrictive policies consistently provided a caveat ultimately privileging the officer's judgment call.