Sentence examples for that ostensibly from inspiring English sources

That, ostensibly, was the end.

That, ostensibly, was the starting point of the so-called message control.

He started to make paintings that ostensibly left style and gay sex out.

But the places that ostensibly promised to deliver those things were uniformly underwhelming.

Labour politicians will seize on any cuts that ostensibly harm the poor in order to divide the coalition partners.

That ostensibly should make it easier for acquisitive predators to get their way, especially in a depressed market.

Research revealed that no game called Petscop was ever actually released, nor did the company that ostensibly made it exist.

In 2005, the Chinese government set out a number of regulations that ostensibly allowed for greater freedom of religion.

This event is a semi-exhibition that ostensibly showcases the winners of the four major tournaments in 2009, and Venus Williams.

The next year, the Justice Department charged Mr. Kelly with fraud in a real estate Ponzi scheme that ostensibly cost investors more than $300 million.

More revealing than the contributions was Common Cause's account of "astroturfing," the creation of groups that, ostensibly, are independent, to argue its case.