Sentence examples similar to ostensibly peculiar from inspiring English sources

A peculiar ordeal in ostensibly the world's most peaceful nation began when, leaving Davos after four days covering the World Economic Forumsummit, my taxi to the Swiss resort's railway station got clogged in traffic caused by an anti-capitalist demonstration.

And not just conservative: William S. White, in his 1956 book "Citadel," called the Senate "to a most peculiar degree, a Southern Institution... growing at the heart of this ostensibly national assembly" and "the only place in the country where the South did not lose the war".

Ostensibly this aids transparency.

Why peculiar?

His teammates, ostensibly.

Peculiar, indeed.

The commission is ostensibly independent.

That, ostensibly, was the end.

I'm ostensibly an expert.

Terrifically peculiar).

Very peculiar.