Sentence examples for However notionally from inspiring English sources
His Aladdin's Picture Book (1876) is ravishing and, since Aladdin's story is, however notionally, set in China, he drew on Chinese and Japanese imagery.
Thus far, almost every single mainstream Hollywood movie about politics or the war on terror, however notionally critical or satirical, has been defanged and auto-castrated at the outset by its own terror of being thought unpatriotic.
Of these, Taiwan, still notionally the Republic of China, mirrors the Beijing government's claim.
In 2002 Norway was the broker of a "ceasefire agreement" still notionally in force.
His own job is still notionally on the line as are those of others.
Rippon, as Paxman explained, declined to be interviewed on the programme of which he was still notionally editor.
However, setting his narrative (notionally) around the turn of the last century, he soon decides he would rather not look down after all.
Behind its stolid exterior and notionally nihilistic violence, however, there's an old-fashioned brothers-in-arms sensitivity to this tale of an American tank crew in Germany, grinding its way through the war's last gasp.
The junta's former members still dominate the notionally civilian government to which it gave way.
Islamic banking today, at least notionally, still operates without the charging of formal interest.
The president argues that "you cannot create jobs and wealth without fighting and tackling corruption", and that his opponents on both left and right are pursuing "selfish political interests".What makes his situation truly desperate, however, is that the Sandinists, though notionally the opposition, are—and not for the first time colluding with the Liberals.
