Sentence examples for ostensibly revealed from inspiring English sources
They ostensibly revealed that Mr. Kuchma, who said the tapes were doctored, had placed the journalist under surveillance and ordered a top police official to orchestrate his kidnapping, or worse.
The movie rental company has been sued by a woman who claims that it ostensibly revealed her sexual orientation.
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Later, I saw before-and-after photos have the effect of masking processes of change even as they ostensibly reveal them.
The exacting psychological chatter and ostensibly revealing self-analyses deflect attention from the hidden and the forbidden; the much discussed varieties of romantic compatibility (the intellectual, the temperamental, and the domestic) yield to the mighty, unspoken, and unspeakable power of lust.
This article examines how police officers ostensibly reveal personal information about themselves in investigative interviews with children reporting their being victim of alleged sexual offenses.
The story it tells is poignant, yet somehow less than consequential, in part because the great and ostensibly astonishing reveal is telegraphed from the beginning, but mainly because the music never quite rises to the emotive crescendos the tale would seem to demand.
Shortly afterwards, a text duly arrived, ostensibly from Ashton, revealing there was a scrum-half injury crisis and Richards was needed urgently.
Empirical studies of ostensibly bureaucratic organizations have often revealed a rich informal life within them that is at odds with the formal chain-of-command depictions.
A series of recent reports by Western Michigan University's Evaluation Center revealed that these ostensibly public for-profit schools were increasingly resembling private schools in terms of their admissions and public information policies.
"There are only a handful of people ostensibly still involved," one member revealed.
