Sentence examples for ostensibly welcomed from inspiring English sources

It is a vague but powerful sense, which many immigrant antennae pick up, that there is somewhere an inner sanctum of Britishness, an elusive top table, to which, by reason of birth and class, the newcomer is not invited, ostensibly welcomed though he may be.

Ostensibly Welcome to New York casts Depardieu in the role of rutting, strutting "George Devereaux", at the mercy of his appetites and quickly riding for a fall.

Four years later, as the ostensibly "welcome" new emission standards kicked in, EPA officials were forced to investigate whether Caterpillar, whose engines still didn't meet the new standards, was illegally encouraging its customers to "pre-order" high emitting truck engines before the new standards took effect.

Alternatives to established mobile software is ostensibly welcome by the vociferous minority but I doubt seriously this thing will put a dent in even Android Wear uptake.

Nonetheless, Mr. Bloomberg used nearly the entire length of a morning speech, ostensibly to welcome Sabey Corporation's new data center to New York City, to criticize the proposal for an inspector general.

Ostensibly, the USA welcomes IMGs for two purposes.

And are they welcomed by those they are ostensibly helping?

Public comment is welcomed.

They welcomed community support.

This was the point behind Mr Khatami's observation, ostensibly directed at Iraq, that people living under dictatorships might welcome foreign intervention if it means they can "breathe easily".

Stanza one welcomes the child: stanza two is spoken over the shoulder to the detractors, while still ostensibly addressing little Betsy.