Sentence examples for which are ostensibly from inspiring English sources

If you want excitement then salvation comes via one of the two trends which are ostensibly wintry but have become fixtures this season: dark lips and red eyes.

Scientific research has determined that mass incinerators release more than 200 pollutants into the environment, only 23 of which are (ostensibly) monitored by government.

But Mr. Barnett and other outside experts say the relocations, which are ostensibly designed to protect the ecologically fragile grasslands, are coercive, leaving nomads without the goats and yaks that sustained them.

America is planning several small military bases in remote African spots, which are ostensibly for use against terrorists, but could also protect the superpower's growing oil interests in the region.Tyrants cannot afford to relax, however.

Under those new size standards, which are ostensibly temporary, even a business with $100 million in revenue and a 5-percent profit margin could obtain a small-business loan.

Supporters of the bill argue that the dispute is about power, and that the governor's office and the mayor fear that the bill would diminish their sway over the authorities, which are ostensibly independent.

Bernie has shit to do, which is ostensibly why he was elected.

(By comparison, the Natanz plant, which is ostensibly for producing reactor fuel, is designed for 54,000 centrifuges).

Louis C.K. got on a riff – take a look for yourself – which was ostensibly about the dangers of texting while driving.

In her poem "Stings", which is ostensibly about beekeeping, she has, she says, "a self to recover, a queen".

Greece will pay back less than half the face value of its bonds under the agreement, which is ostensibly voluntary.