Sentence examples for are nominally the from inspiring English sources

These two antagonists are nominally the book's main figures.

The eurozone's largest economies, Germany and France, are nominally the most exposed.

Fanny and Alexander are nominally the protagonists, but they appear very little in the overall film.

This may seem surprising, since the goals of the protesters are nominally the same as the goals of Brussels: prosperity and the end of both ethnic tensions and corruption.

That is definitely not the British, whose forces control the sector and are nominally the rulers here, but a local religious leader, or more properly, his brother, Abdul Radha Abdul Radha

The spheres are nominally the composition of a 405 stainless steel (Fe 12Cr), with a 2 mm outside diameter and 0.1 mm thick walls, and are sintered together to process the bulk foam.

(They all sing, though Danielle is nominally the lead vocalist).

Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, is nominally the senior mandarin.

A university president is nominally the head of the institutions.

When Smith was hurt the previous week, receiver Kyle Williams was nominally the backup.

Every announcer is nominally the "voice" of this team or that.