Sentence examples for a nominally from inspiring English sources

But even Mr. Hu, head of a nominally communist nation, faces challenges at home.

"O.K., fine," he said, in what seemed intended as a nominally conciliatory gesture.

Myanmar is now ruled by a nominally civilian government, but new freedoms have amplified old animosities.

And it was a nominally independent if ramshackle republic, with embassies and a Congress and everything.

Even China, controlled by a nominally Communist party, has blessed private entrepreneurs and foreign investment.

The council is a nominally independent group sanctioned by the government.

They may even do it for charities that have a nominally religious origin.

They shared these ideas about a just society in the midst of a civil war that spanned the nineteen-eighties, pitting a nominally democratic government against a nominally communist guerrilla insurgency.

And how long can a nominally Communist party maintain its right to rule over a largely capitalist country?

A nominally "realist" novel might be so fragmented and starkly edited that its minimalism seems experimental, and deliberately artificial.

After UN-sponsored elections in 1993, the CPP reluctantly accepted a nominally subordinate role in a coalition.