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This would ostensively place her birth around 1835.

That is, in the case of a public language there are other ways to check the use of a term that has been ostensively defined.

He reached out with the knife blade and stabbed another root and ate it, chewing ostensively.

As potential primitive terms, not to be subjected to further analysis, they are here defined ostensively, that is to say by exemplification:

In 2004, the Pasdaran stormed the new Tehran airport just after it had been officially opened and shut it down, ostensively for security reasons.

A disaster can be ostensively defined as any tragic event stemming from events such as earthquakes, floods, catastrophic accidents, fires, or explosions.

I said, ostensively studying the buildings around us while, in actuality, sneaking sideways peeks at Cassandra, trying to get another peek at her teeth.

The establishment of the Exchequer, ostensively to end corruption and fraud in the taking and holding of taxes, in reality led to greater power of the crown.

Georgia - sovereign Eurasian country, ostensively located in the South Caucasus at the juncture of Eastern Europe and Western Asia.

Lorraine tractors were ostensively fitted for use in forestry and construction; in reality they constituted a clandestine armoured fighting vehicle production as they could be easily rebuilt.

PiS is a strong supporter of lustration (lustracja), a verification system created ostensively to combat the influence of the Communist era security apparatus in Polish society.

Temescal Creek, now culverted, runs beneath the rear property line of the garden and ostensively acts as the physical geography that defines the northern edge of the Longfellow neighborhood.

X Map A truly unique eatery, the canteen at the former Rochelle School ostensively exists to feed workers from the surrounding design studios, but passers-by are welcome to join in the fun.

If they were depending entirely on their memory, and had not written down the location of the tree, or told anyone else, then they would appear to be with the same difficulties as the individual who defined S ostensively.

It seems then that we are in effect to be under the absolute Governm' of one Man - ostensively the Governor of the province but in Reality some other person residing in Great Britain, whose Instructions the Govr must punctually observe upon pain of forfeiting his place.

"Also available are documents,' and the attorney spread the Spacedep slush fund flimsies, "that prove that deposits ostensively made into an account purported to have been initiated by a Terran of Zodd Rrev's general description in fact tally with sums and deposits from a slush fund.

Tang sided with Chiang Kai-shek and helped him to secure the control of northern Beijing and Tianjin region by removing Bai Chongxi, a Guangxi warlord who was in actual control of the region but ostensively allied with Chiang Kai-shek.