Sentence examples for Unofficially from inspiring English sources

Much of this can be attributed to Sergei Kapkov, the city's former culture minister – unofficially "Moscow's Hipster Minister" – who resigned in March in this year.

During the Ben Ali years, Tunisia was unofficially France's most favoured nation in the Maghreb.

Spending on flood defences, which was boosted following the damaging 2014 floods in England, is likely to be unofficially ring-fenced, said Dustin Benton of the thinktank Green Alliance.

While Arab states that regularly, if unofficially, interact with Israel such as Kuwait boycotted the assembly due to their official Israeli non-recognition, Iran attended, and energy minister Hamid Chitchian even remained at the table when his Israeli counterpart, Silvan Shalom, spoke.

But he's more interested in confronting the ways in which that supremacy plays out, even – or perhaps especially – in an economically decimated place in which segregation is both officially frowned upon and unofficially practiced.

Another puts Putin in military camouflage, with the slogan "The politest of people", a reference to the euphemistic term "the polite people", used to describe the Russian soldiers operating unofficially in Crimea.

Both said they were employed unofficially and paid cash-in-hand.

"I think we were both a little surprised that day," McPhee said of his first meeting with Detwiler, "but the excitement was palatable, and by the end of the day Kate had already unofficially incorporated me into the project".

Unofficially however, and more significantly, it was symptomatic of the struggle taking place within the parliamentary Conservative party.

They are vying, unofficially, to be the most famous family in the western world.

Unofficially she was not.