Sentence examples for ostensibly unknown from inspiring English sources

Or again, Jade, the stripper with a heart of gold in that surprisingly successful 2009 comedy starring three ostensibly unknown male leads, The Hangover.

Not bad for an ostensibly lightweight novel by an unknown author.

Sharecropping is particularly interesting in Islam since its basis (rent as a proportion of an unknown future harvest) is ostensibly inconsistent with the Islamic prohibition against transactions involving gharar (risk or uncertainty).

"Return to sender," exhorted the ostensibly late Elvis Presley Elvis Presley, appending the notation "address unknown".

Further, most regulations' costs and benefits are unknown, so even much of the ostensibly APA-compliant body of rulemaking lacks transparency.

Here's the new thing the Royal Mint and the Post Office have come up with to keep your dad busy over summer: they've released 26 new 10p coins, ostensibly as collectible items but truly for reasons unknown.

Myth, a symbolic narrative, usually of unknown origin and at least partly traditional, that ostensibly relates actual events and that is especially associated with religious belief.

Although the virus ostensibly derived from pig populations, the consequences of infection in swine were unknown.

Mrs. Clinton, another ostensibly strong champion of changes in campaign finance, has raised $12.8 million so far in "hard money" and an unknown amount in "soft money" and independent money (spent by organizations like unions).

Ostensibly this aids transparency.

Ostensibly the account of one English knight's journeys through Africa and Asia, it is, rather, a compilation of travel writings first shaped by an unknown redactor.