Sentence examples for ostensibly reflect from inspiring English sources

In the tradition of Bay Area pan-ethnic and broad-based movements like the Third World Liberation Front, Yellow Peril Supports Black Power, and countless others let us endeavor to stand together, and show up for everyone, even (and especially) if their struggles do not directly or ostensibly reflect our own experiences".

Race ostensibly reflects our biological constitution, while sun signs are meant to capture planetary forces that imprinted us at birth.

That is because short telomere length in somatic tissues ostensibly reflects less somatic cell reserves, expressed in diminished ability of stem cells, including HSCs, to maintain tissue repair.

August is the traditional vacation month for venture capitalists, who stream out of their Sand Hill Road offices to quieter points, ostensibly to reflect on the year so far and prepare for the heavy fall fundraising season.

This also explained why the predictive genes significantly overlapped between the adjacent normal and tumor tissues, since such genes would ostensibly continue to reflect the ongoing alterations in network state.

But this ostensibly modest "refresh" reflects a huge shift in working practices, which a memo sent out before the summer holidays described as "completing the digital newsroom".

The LSA measure reported here was calculated as the cosine distance between vectors representing two words in high-dimensional semantic space, with higher numbers reflecting ostensibly greater semantic or contextual relatedness (Landauer & Dumais, 1997).

This systematic consideration of 'negative' outcomes data may be helpful for other healthcare contexts where the inherent uncertainty of statistical estimates needs to be taken into account when evaluating whether an ostensibly 'poor outcome' reflects an underlying problem with service performance or not.

Could these two ostensibly distinct facets of morality instead reflect a single underlying dimension?

Yet the glossy hermeticism and theatrical realism of many older, ostensibly classic movies have dated terribly and reflect the very exclusions and compromises of the system that produced them.

It is therefore important to investigate possible pharmacological interventions in animal models that better reflect the suite of behavioral (and ostensibly neurochemical) changes that occur following chronic drug use, especially as they relate to addiction-like criteria.