Ostensible used in a sentence

Ostensible in a sentence as an adjective

Easier to guarantee that the ostensible sender of a message really did send it.

Caps lock should not be changed despite it's ostensible uselessness.

The take-away is that Snapchat has seemingly flipped it's core promise - a non-permanent trail and ostensible privacy - by including this "top friends" feature.

Especially when you considered how ridiculously overpowered the hardware is for its ostensible use case!

There are some ostensible reasons for this: it soothes the feelings of customers burned by open-ended enterprise-style darken-the-skies-with-people hourly billing, and demonstratively puts the risk the consultant.

I am mostly for the ostensible cleaning up of YouTube comments, but what got me was that any time you share a YouTube video on Google+ proper or comment in a thread where someone shared a YouTube video, it automatically cross-posts what you said back to the comments underneath the video on YouTube.

For every sufficiently large organization, self-preservation and expansion inevitably crowd out the organization's ostensible purpose.

He proceeded to show up to each of my project meetings, often late and out of context, disagree out loud, offer unsolicited opinions, micromanage, and badger me into implementing his ideas -- thoroughly undermining any ostensible authority I had over the project, or reversing any progress the team had made up to that point.