He states that though this text ostensibly refers to citizens dispossessed of their rights, it will actually evoke memories of Alcibiades, the Athenians' exiled hero.

On "one key report" - ostensibly referring to Mr. Bamaca - "Congressional notification was delayed for over three years."

The 1982 August Wilson play 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' took its title from her song of the same name recorded before 1928, which ostensibly refers to the Black Bottom (dance) of the time.

The headline, while ostensibly referring to the increased popularity of a style of music called chutney that was created by Indians here, also implied that Indians were seizing political power.

Beard in this context ostensibly referred to Rice camouflaging racial discrimination in the White House; it had been reported in the press in 2003 that she had been involved in crafting Bush's position on race-based preferences.

There was Folk City, and SOB's built its reputation on just the music to which the double-entendre of its name ostensibly refers, the Sounds of Brazil.

The name ostensibly refers to the popular gospel tune "When the Saints Go Marching In".

The title ostensibly refers to the third-stream aspect of the proceedings.

Along those lines, he said - referring ostensibly to his protagonist, George: "He's moved away, and his Southernness is currency.