Sentence examples for some ostensible from inspiring English sources

Some ostensible environmental campaigners lauded this, oblivious to the fact these decisions condemned the environmental to further damage.

— and if the private equity firms did this, I suspect that Clear Channel would find some ostensible tort action to bring against the firms to claw back some of this money.

And an account by Justin Rood in Salon last week revealed that at a recent rally in Duluth, Minn., Secret Service checkpoints were festooned with photos of men posing some ostensible physical danger to the president: one was a professor active in the Green Party, another a pacifist homeless activist.

These studies indicate the use of room air is comparable to 100% oxygen with respect to primary neonatal outcomes with some ostensible benefits.

He is predatory toward women, violent toward his enemies (as well as toward some of his ostensible allies and friends) and emotionally very insecure.

Let's look honestly at some of the ostensible reasons for having comments.

Vroom has partnerships with some of its ostensible competitors, namely Ebay.

Some critics identified ostensible plot holes, though felt that the episode's emotional successes negated these.

As some Oscar winners show, ostensible social value is a sort of cinematic insurance policy, a way of eluding the problems of performance, charisma, and technique.

For decades I'd tried to put as much distance between myself and Judaism as possible, and the idea that I was supposed to feel some connection to my ostensible homeland seemed ridiculous.

The U.A.V. has some of the same ostensible attraction, seemingly offering the ability to carry out "surgical" strikes at little or no risk to one's own soldiers, hence encouraging politicians to pursue continuous warfare.