Sentence examples for ostensibly shed from inspiring English sources
It was the clearest sign yet of democracy taking root in Nigeria, a country which ostensibly shed military rule a decade and a half ago.
Why aren't all costs made clear to patients in their explanations of benefits, which insurers send policyholders ostensibly to shed light on the billing process?
Just days before the start of a trial that promised to shed light on the ostensibly aggressive business practices of a little-known unit of the News Corporation, the company agreed to pay $500 million to settle the litigation.
The student quoted in the original Campus Reform piece that ostensibly led to the question takedown shed more light on the motive near the end of the same article when he criticized not just the questions, but the (accurate and necessary) implications behind them.
Beginning with a policeman's dry recitation of the facts the film is ostensibly an attempt to determine Oshima's fate and shed light on the phenomenon of young Japanese men dropping out of society.
In the event no blood was shed: Jiang's three close associates were lured to a high-level meeting ostensibly to discuss the building of Mao's mausoleum and the publication of his latest works.
No sooner had he shed his inhibitions in the ashram (and to Bonnie Tyler, no less) than he found himself called back to duty and ordered to Berlin, ostensibly to help out his sick mother by giving her his kidney.
To shed, and shed, and shed.
