Sentence examples for could nominally be from inspiring English sources

This is a quality that's reflected in the selection of tracks that he's put together for the latest THUMP Mix, a drifting collection of compositions that could nominally be called ambient music, but feel a little grander music for searching yourself and the world around you.

When k = 2, this would nominally be considered a break.

You could regard it as a book for children, which it nominally is.

THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.

Pakistan, at least nominally, is still our ally.

The board did not disclose the plan to investors because SEC rules allow companies to pay for certain moving expenses and this program, at least nominally, could be used by all salaried employees and did not represent a special benefit to just a chosen few executives, the filing said.

She would have to pay some level of rent and could be nominally fined if she's caught smoking in her bedroom (similar to the way hotels fine people for smoking in nonsmoking rooms).

Nominally "Vanished" could be considered a police procedural because it features a brusque, embittered F.B.I. investigator, Graham Kelton Gale Haroldd), who uses the latest advances in fingerprint analysis and is teamed with a more tactful, by-the-book female partner, Lin Mei (Ming-Na from "E.R".).

Biomolecules could potentially be attracted to nominally zwitterionic surfaces if individual charged moieties appeared as discrete units on the surface.

Settling on Scioli was something of a defeat for Kirchner, because he was the only candidate who could be both nominally loyal to her and win an election.

Indeed, when he wasn't in Washington, he could often be found traipsing around Angola and Mozambique with (nominally) anti-Communist rebels.