Contoh ostensible

• We thus encounter an inescapable double bind in our attempts to read the significance of ostensible attempts at remembrance.

• The ostensible relationship of present to past is generally one of rejection as these female protagonists attempt to define for themselves a new identity.

• In essence, the practice of governance reform is more important than any ostensible criterion of objective success.

• The ostensible exile of beliefs about the supernatural out of written into oral culture increasingly looks like an optical illusion for the same reason.

• However, the programme's ostensible journalistic purpose, carried in the commentary and interview structure, was precisely to explore the existence and level of this threat.

• The lack of a common thread may well be due to the absence of any definition of the book's ostensible dependent variable - ' 'social policy' '.

• Although coregulated behavior seemingly occurs without ostensible training, training in fact begins at the organism's birth.

• The force of this thesis will be explained below in relation to a number of ostensible counterexamples to the four-chunk hypothesis that commentators brought up.

• Here, the ostensible line between cosmetic artificiality and "genuine" beauty is obliterated.

• Even in the most violent and chaotic farm invasions during the ' time of jambanja ' there was an equally instrumental order beneath ostensible disorder.

• While the definition used is broad, such breadth is essential to capture the ostensible purpose of environmental concern and environmental action: reduced environmental damage.

• They too had to find a way of living with ostensible contradictions.

• He was instructed to assume charge immediately, and report back, but he clearly regarded this ostensible promotion as a poisoned chalice.

• Such forms of healing are deeply embedded in social life and, against the ostensible hopes of many, show no signs of disappearing.

• Culture is a collectivity, in which we are all, whether we like it or not, implicated, even when we are ostensible victims.