Examples of using Ostensibly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Back in February 2016, the country's telecoms regulator blocked the internet during elections, ostensibly for security purposes.
The end result is ostensibly beer that would've been similar to those drunk at the time of the Pharaohs.
But in this case, the Nobel's reliance on ostensibly expert judgment runs into a different problem.
Kusla patted Fenesis on the shoulder with a serious expression, ostensibly saying that there was really a Death God;
Ostensibly a transit camp,
Following U.S. Congressional hearings, the Condon Committee was established in 1966, ostensibly as a neutral scientific research body.
Microsoft is hosting a media event in New York tomorrow, ostensibly to unveil new models of its Surface tablet line.
Ostensibly, if Forrest Gump just read the side of the box, it would tell him exactly what he would get.
A hunter, upon seeing that pure sidelong face of hers, would ostensibly become the hunted.
as an egg. Ostensibly on Legion.
The end result is ostensibly beer that would have been similar to those drunk at the time of the Pharaohs.
Architecture exists when there is need,” Rudolph said in a 1982 interview, ostensibly in response to Venturi
When denied the option to write to the paper, Franklin invented the pseudonym of'Mrs. Silence Dogood' who was ostensibly a middle-aged widow.
The daily trading volume of US stocks hit a three-year low in August, ostensibly fueled by a focus on other investment strategies.
In January 1804, his police uncovered an assassination plot against him which involved Moreau and which was ostensibly sponsored by the Bourbon.
Although ostensibly neutral, Denmark was under heavy French
Soros made large donations to ostensibly independent groups such as America Coming Together
Although ostensibly neutral, Denmark was under heavy French
Ostensibly she undertook the trip to settle a bet between Boston businessmen on whether women were as physically capable as men.
Just ask Secretary Chao, the woman ostensibly in charge of regulating automated and autonomous vehicles.