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ostensible reason

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See: excuse, pretense, pretext


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The ostensible reason given is that school boards "require more time" to develop a coordinated policy to implement it.
But the roots of anti-Americanism are far deeper than the ostensible reasons for it.
I knew - having witnessed endless variations on the Egyptian theme of fisticuffs-to-fraternity in the blink of an eye - that whatever the ostensible reason, both the fights and forgiveness were pure ritual, often performed in response to the merest stimuli.
 
 
 
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