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• The summit is ostensively being held to address the development of transport and energy systems on the continent. —  AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJE)
• The word "fundamental" does not always mean the same as: the primitive, the primary, the irreducible, that which is directly given in perception, the ostensively defined, etc. —  iMechanica - Comments
• Neither is a primitive, primary or an ostensively defined concept. —  iMechanica - Comments
• I would suppose that physics is a science sufficiently basic that its fundamental concepts would need to be ostensively defined (in contrast to the mechanics of materials). —  iMechanica - Comments
• This is brought out "ostensively," as Bacon would say, in "Don Quixote," or in the Russian novel "A Simple Story"--apparently so called because it is so complex--in which Gontcharov's hero lives in what Alice might call "behind the looking-glass" of literature. —  Without Prejudice

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus