Sentence examples for ostensibly though from inspiring English sources

Ostensibly, though, he fills the role anyway.

Ostensibly, though, any body is capable of getting a smart phone and getting on the app, given the right amount of capital.

Ostensibly, though, she was an impeccably raised girl.

The vast majority are boys and men, Lego is ostensibly a construction toy, and construction ostensibly, though not exclusively, a male pursuit.

The rock lobster achieved perhaps its greatest level of fame back in 1979, when it was the title and subject (ostensibly, though it was hard to figure out what the song was really about) of a rock 'n' roll hit by the B-52's.

Categorial identity refers to the symbolic ways in which humans define themselves in relation to a group, ostensibly (though not always in practice) adhering to the group's values and norms, or fulfilling one or more roles within the group (Hogan 2009).

THOUGH ostensibly a meditation on death, Edward Albee's "All Over," at the McCarter Theater Center here, is really a meditation on the anticipation of dying by people who have made a botch of living.

The remarks were ostensibly private, though it is hard to believe twenty-eight ambassadors were expected not to talk.

But Shrigley in person is mild, polite, ostensibly English, though he has worked in Glasgow since studying there two decades ago.

What Martin is ostensibly proposing, though he stresses it is still in its infancy, is closer to a Great British Spam Filter.

Liverpool House is ostensibly Italian, though the restaurant's cuisine owes more to Mr. Morin's imagination and whatever is in season.