Sentence examples for ostensibly similar from inspiring English sources
Why did the Soviet Union break up, whereas the Russian Federation has so far held together in the face of ostensibly similar secession crises?
This is a tale of two ostensibly similar, yet ultimately divergent, wolf hunts: one that took science into account and one that shoved it aside.
Many reactions required for the upgrading of biomass into fuels and chemicals—hydrogenation, hydrodeoxygenation, hydrocracking are ostensibly similar to those practiced in the upgrading of petroleum into fuels.
The way that difference manifests itself in two people dealt such ostensibly similar cards forms the nub of many of the best stories.
He is right to stress the influence on Arbus of her one-time teacher Lisette Model, and to emphasise the differences between their ostensibly similar work.
The way that difference manifests itself in two people dealt such ostensibly similar cards forms the nub of many of the best stories.
The outrage engendered by their abuse led to a series of treaties regulating prisoner treatment — treaties the United States has flouted, ostensibly for similar reasons, since 9/11.
Apple ostensibly has similar data available to it, especially for heavy iCloud users, but it doesn't leverage it.
There are numerous racial and religious dialogue efforts at college campuses across the country, but how many of these efforts exist within corporate America or even among advocacy organizations that ostensibly share similar missions?
Indeed, our data show that the inferior frontal cortex also has higher activity during action perception (Vd-Perc) compared to object perception (Pict-Perc), two tasks ostensibly very similar with regard to possible automatic linguistic processing, but dissimilar with regard to action perception itself.
What you're doing here is baiting her qualification; unconsciously she should become more attracted to you, because you ostensibly share similarities, or at least similar perspectives.
