Sentence examples similar to ostensibly not so from inspiring English sources

The Good Wife is ostensibly not a show so many critics and fans should enjoy.

When one extrapolates this to everyone who is in receipt of personalisation funds ostensibly this becomes not so much the elephant in the room as a veritable zoo.

If it were not so ostensibly serious, you might well mistake this film for an inspired, deadpan psycho-exploitation picture.

The point of the committee is to consider the bill in detail, so as, ostensibly, not to waste time in the Senate or House on bills that will not garner enough support to move on.

This (Not So) Little Piggy... Though ostensibly named for the French city from which it originally hails, Bayonne ham made by the Newark-based specialty food company D'Artagnan comes by its American name fair and square.

Yet in fundamental ways an ostensibly "good" instrument like a social-impact bond is not so different from its despised cousins.

In 2008 — not so long ago — Erdogan and his wife spent a weekend with Assad and his wife, ostensibly to talk about brokering a lasting peace with Israel, at a resort on the Aegean Sea.

By ostensibly providing users with a way to judge just how well their company is doing, Netflix is delivering a not so subtle warning that they will involve the viewer in their argument with big cable.

The presence of Butler and Virginia Commonwealth went a long way, not so much in healing anything but in showing how teamwork — mutuality — could work to defeat teams with ostensibly better personnel.

The problems associated with this lability have ostensibly not been overcome through using recombinant expression methods.

"After charging him with having this ostensibly serious classified document, the government waved a wand and decided it wasn't so classified after all," Radack says.