1. She stayed behind at the office, ostensibly to work.

2. Troops were sent in, ostensibly to protect the civilian population.

3. Ostensibly he was on a business trip, but he spent most of the time on the beach.

4. He did it ostensibly for love, but really for money.

5. Ostensibly this gives greater control, but at considerable cost.

6. His stepdaughter also left - ostensibly for school.

7. Ostensibly, both oral and written questions seek information.

8. Ostensibly these comedias lacrimosas propound to be social plays, but usually they fail.

9. In each case, federal troops were ostensibly used to prevent interference to the mail.

10. The site is under military guard, ostensibly to protect it from attack by anti-government rebels of the New People's Army.

11. This takes the form of an ironic critique ostensibly illustrating the superiority of Philips's pastorals to Pope's.

12. And so ostensibly are the greatest cardinal number and the abominable snowman.

13. Cage made music of non-musical sounds and ostensibly removed or diminished the traditional role of the composer.

14. Ostensibly objective textual scholarship adopted editorial policies which for many years worked to ensure the above assumptions could be confirmed.

15. Although he ostensibly ran his own business, all of his assets were fully encumbered.

16. Oh, yes: They are ostensibly in love and living together.

17. The two casts of characters, although ostensibly cooperating to solve a crime of mutual interest, detest each other.

18. The family remained ostensibly a privileged domain, even while it was being legally and ideologically constructed and unified.

19. They were shot by one or more gunmen ostensibly delivering a painting, business people said.

20. He opened casinos in three more of the ostensibly self-governing black homelands.

21. The government mobilized troops, ostensibly to maintain order and the running of public services.

22. It is the absurdly pompous Pons who ostensibly pieces together the scattered evidence of Urim's past.

23. He has spent the past three months in Florida, ostensibly for medical treatment, but in actual fact to avoid prosecution for a series of notorious armed robberies.

24. Conversely, you may be entitled to disobey an instruction which management ostensibly has the power to give.

25. Many can afford the rents but find themselves excluded - often ostensibly because they have children.

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26. Diligently, even angrily, we express, discuss, and defend our ostensibly knowledgeable positions.

27. Seventy-five percent of the teams in the tourney are done for the year, but the ostensibly underachieving Cats are still alive.

28. He took to keeping Stella at his side during rehearsals, ostensibly to jot down notes.

29. The home-run fence at Southcrest Park has been taken down and replaced by orange cones, ostensibly as a safety precaution.

30. The senior and middle managers whose salaries contributed heavily to the top-heavy cost structure that ostensibly prohibited competitive pricing?

1. He did it ostensibly for love, but really for money.

31. The pact was ostensibly motivated by a desire to eradicate political dynasties and corruption in favour of political renovation and democratic change.

32. Ostensibly, the furore was over the possibility that the offices would obscure one of the famous views of the castle.

33. The project in which everyone at Black Mountain was ostensibly engaged was building the community and personal growth.

34. Hoyte had twice extended the parliamentary session in 1991, ostensibly in order to allow new electoral rolls to be drawn up.

35. These external agents are beyond organizational control and, hence, ostensibly immune to corrective action.

36. A stranger came to the door, ostensibly to ask for directions.

37. They entered the nearby Golden Nugget, ostensibly to put a rifle on layaway.

38. Expected early in the year, it had been postponed, ostensibly because of the Gulf war.

39. Ostensibly a social misfit, he is most at home with his new books, old records and middle-aged pet Labrador.

40. President Robert Batscha would make regular forays West to draw financial support from the people and enterprises whose work is ostensibly honored.

41. This document included detailed memoranda on the transaction, prepared ostensibly for the new boss of Altus, Claude-Eric Paquin.

42. It is unusual to consider them in conjunction with the ostensibly different milieux and traditions of broadcasting.

43. Many locals keep weapons at home, ostensibly for hunting but mostly for show, while religious leaders need armed bodyguards.

44. Ramsay's other secret society, the Right Club, was also ostensibly closed down at the outbreak of war.

45. Mr Fini was ostensibly a high-minded mutineer.

46. Is there another motive for the ostensibly philanthropic venture?

47. Ostensibly a consular employee, he is actually a spy.

48. This provision, too, is ostensibly aimed at cutting corruption.

49. After Endor, even having lost faith in the Empire, Syn made no attempts to claim a personal fiefdom, and for the rest of his life remained ostensibly loyal to Coruscant.

50. She ripped off a leather jacket while ostensibly trying on clothes.

51. Bruno was the youngest son, and ostensibly not connected with the Family business of prostitution.

52. If the fort were attacked when Lincoln was ostensibly only supplying it with provisions, Northern opinion could be swayed to support an all-out attack on the "disloyal" states.

53. The Maoists are partly to blame for this, having ostensibly fought for a vaguely defined decentralisation of power.

54. He was sentenced, ostensibly for spying, to 25 years of labor in a Siberian prison camp.

55. The protests, by and lecturers , are ostensibly against higher - education reforms that grant more autonomy to universities.

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56. And the rising of the ugliness ostensibly make the art plump in the time to appreciate on it.

57. She ought to know, because hers is the big one: “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, ” a diabolically well-packaged, highly readable screed ostensibly about the art of obsessive parenting.

58. But fellow members of Egypt ostensibly secular judiciary have proved harder to convince.

59. He rose fast , like Stalin and Mao , from within an ostensibly secular, progressive political party.

60. One of the earliest was Polaroid's provocatively named camera, "The Swinger" -- ostensibly so-calledbecause of a strap that let it dangle from the user's wrist.

61. Ever since, it has borne a whiff of consumerist self-indulgence, and its advocates then and now are accused of prizing sensation over anything more profound or ostensibly value-laden.

62. Though ostensibly silent, a handwritten letter from someone we know speaks with the voice—querulous, joking, ardent, tinged with an accent from Padua or Bulawayo—of its author.

63. The rock on which the Anglican Communion is breaking is ostensibly the consecration of openly gay clergy, especially bishops, and blessings for same-sex unions.

64. Synopsis: Soren, a young barn owl, is kidnapped by owls of St. Aggie's, ostensibly an orphanage, where owlets are brainwashed into becoming soldiers.

65. Ostensibly he is a business trip, but he spends most of the time on the beach.

66. Beyond that their work deals with the capacity of the video medium to manipulate reality: the video's ostensibly objective documentary quality brings a fictive element in historiography to the fore.

67. Ostensibly for agricultural purposes, the credits had been siphoned off by Saddam Hussein to rebuild his military and weapons program after the Iran-Iraq war.

68. A bachelor farmer began to call, ostensibly to talk to her father, but really to see her.

69. At first blush, this probably seems swell , since the alternative - ostensibly - is layoffs.

70. This was ostensibly the "doorway" to the core room they sought.

71. We are ostensibly part of a group: the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter.

72. Releasing sulfurous fumes into the air or dumping radioactive water into the ocean is ostensibly the easiest and cheapest way to deal with unwanted byproducts.

73. George Romero's "Dawn of the Dead", released in 1978, is ostensibly a story about a group of people struggling to survive in a world taken over by flesh-eating zombies.

74. Shortly afterward, government censors began a campaign, ostensibly against Internet pornography and other forms of deviance.

75. Ostensibly a biopic of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, it eschews the traditional biography formula to emerge as an artsy meditation on love, friendship and jealousy.