Sentence examples for ostensibly reported from inspiring English sources

The description: Acquittal in Shooting Of Priest Splits a City DEC . 18 , 2002HEREABOUTS -- This article about divisions in Baltimore folloWHEREABOUTSquittal of a man who, claiming he had been molested by a priest as a child, shot the priest, was ostensibly reported and written in that city on Dec. 17.

I was ostensibly reporting on the convention, so I reached into my backpack for my notebook.

A Polish journalist, Kapuscinski was ostensibly reporting on the fall of the shah of Iran, but his devoted Polish readers knew that everything he said applied to their part of the world as well.

After the war, Homer went to France, ostensibly to report on the social scene.

I was down at Ground Zero the other night, ostensibly to report a piece about Konstantin Petrov, an Estonian electrician who, in the months before the attacks of September 11th, had worked the night shift at Windows on the World, the restaurant complex that occupied the top two floors of the north tower of the World Trade Center.

By Nick Paumgarten September 11, 2014 I was down at Ground Zero the other night, ostensibly to report a piece about Konstantin Petrov, an Estonian electrician who, in the months before the attacks of September 11th, had worked the night shift at Windows on the World, the restaurant complex that occupied the top two floors of the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Within hours of his return to Kabul on 11 September, Taraki convened the Council of Ministers "ostensibly to report on the Havana Summit".

The description: Gifts and Offers for Book Deals Arrive at Rescued Private's House as She Has Surgery APRIL 5, 2003 WHEREABOUTS -- For this article, Mr. Blair reported ostensibly from Palestine, W.Va., on April 4.

As Mayer reported, Reclaim, ostensibly a nonprofit advocacy group that opposes government spending, has shared an address with Cambridge Analytica, as well as a corporate officer — Steve Bannon.

Consistent with our theoretical and methodological approach, informants reported upon ostensibly standardized processes (e.g. written clinical reports are sent to schools) and document analysis served to identify widely standardized coordinators of such practices (e.g. DSM-guided diagnoses, privacy legislation).

In April, the CBN imposed fines on 22 local banks and suspended their foreign-exchange licences, ostensibly for not reporting transactions.