Sentence examples for ostensibly there are from inspiring English sources

OSTENSIBLY, there are no flaws in this world.

Ostensibly, there are two Fox divisions: news journalists, who ask follow-up questions and include diverse guests; and pure ideologues, like the mad king Hannity.

The important thing to highlight here is that, ostensibly, there are two significant boundaries represented: one corresponding to the start of partial rock ductility and the other corresponding to the transition from unstable slip to a more stable form of ductile deformation.

People who own an entire plane outright have not been subject to the same tax since, ostensibly, there is no ticket to buy.

BEIJING — Ostensibly, there is no connection between the 2008 vampire movie "Twilight" and a Warren Buffett cartoon series meant to teach financial basics to children.

Ostensibly, there were also two male leads, the garrulous Packy (Peter Campion) and childlike dreamer Conor, but McGee's script betrays her obvious preference for writing female characters and they barely got a look in.

"Ostensibly, there is a defined level of disclosure and an agreed code of conduct," said Jack Gullahorn, a Texas ethics expert who represents the state's trade association for lobbyists.

OSTENSIBLY, there's not a whole lot to love about a car that creaks like an out-of-warranty pirate ship and spews more smoke than a Winston Churchill-Fidel Casummitummit could have produced.

Thus, in the integer-order setting we see that ostensibly there is little difference between the nabla and delta differences.

Ostensibly there was a market test here, but in form only, because the bidding was for the proposed plan, with the restructured UAW deal in place.

Ostensibly there is lots going on.