Sentence examples for Most nominal from inspiring English sources

For much of Turkey's history, civilian governments, together with the military, enforced a rigid and often mindless secularism, where even the most nominal displays of piety were suppressed.

Those bounties are new gameplay in the most nominal fashion only, asking players to kill old enemies in old locations for a slightly different reason.

When the going rate to attend Eton, Winchester, Harrow et al is upwards of £30,000 a year, well in excess of most parental incomes, and average fees even for non-boarding schools are pushing £12,000, so-called "public" schools are public only in the most nominal sense of the word.

And finally, fake is quite naturally viewed as a predicate modifier, though unlike most nominal modifiers, it is not intersective (#John wore something that was a beard and was fake) or even subsective (#John wore a particular kind of beard).

Today's Resident Evil games are the most nominal kinds of shooters.

Home was a place that both fettered me and stripped me bare of even the most nominal semblance of self.

However adjectives, pronouns, and verbs do not have dual forms, and most nominal dual forms can function as plurals (שש כנפַים 'six wings' from Isaiah 6 2).

Denied access to those with their hands on the levers of power, we sometimes resort to tossing such queries at even the most nominal of regime "representatives".

About a dozen players left the N.B.A. for foreign teams last summer, but most were nominal role players, and one (Nenad Krstic) has already returned.

Most charge nominal fees for the guarantee of liquidity, analysts said, and some banks did not properly reserve for the risk since the prospect of default seemed remote.

Divesting herself of her most troublesome nominal allies would help to strengthen the president while reminding the rest who is boss.