Ostentatiously used in a sentence

Ostentatiously in a sentence as an adverb

It's because they are ostentatiously making a lot of money while blatantly flaunting the law.

I've tried to fight this by ostentatiously throwing them immediately in the trash the first time they stop writing, and it seems to be catching.

I'd encourage all the folks advising the OP to be curt or to ostentatiously rub out the smudge to imagine a guy in a polo shirt wearing Ray-Bans.

I'm aware, but the new yorker is ostentatiously trying to be correct, and surely doesn't expect its audience to be familiar with Chinese names.

To date I've found its tablet and e-Reader products unappealing because the're too ostentatiously shopping malls thrust before the user.

Yes, some people have lived ostentatiously beyond their means, but many others are just trying to stay afloat, and deal with the rising costs of everything as their paychecks stay the same.

Never trust a hippyMy two worst business experiences have been with ostentatiously 'spiritual' people.

Slashdot by now has become long in the tooth several times over and is ostentatiously geeky and reeks of conspiracy theory; Reddit lacks the level of discourse here.

It's hard to gauge how much is going on precisely because they're just hacking and making, not preening their feathers ostentatiously and inventing capital-letter names for their movement.

It's much harder to flamboyantly show off a virtual good, except in a virtual settingWhile it doesn't take a degree from Harvard to ostentatiously flaunt virtual goods, I have noted that they sure seem to do it well.

Using needlessly gender-bound pronouns is simply bad writing, as is ostentatiously randomizing pronouns.

Playing soccer with your friends on the week end isn't really ostentatiously demonstrating that you have some leisure time, and Vleben didn't claim it was, even when we are all aware that there are others struggling so much that they have no leisure time at all.

The article questioned the honour and motivations of men who stand up for women's rights, calling them: dickless wonders, posers, bland, craven hacks, docile, cringing cowards, buffoons, spineless, ostentatiously beta, either weak and stupid or horny, and lazy, spineless weasel[s].

Should she have lied and said that it was a rigorous exercise that was formally structured as a meeting of non-equals rather than a collaboration of colleagues?Pompous: "Exaggeratedly or ostentatiously dignified or self-important.

"Suddenly, Baraitser repeated out loud the part quote that if prison conditions in the US were good and the sentence were short, then Kopelman’s clinical opinion would change, and ostentatiously typed it onto her laptop, as though it were very significant indeed.