I was nominally a physics major, but I also took courses in sociology and psychology.
I was nominally the American's consultation partner, but the producer told me that my real job was to encourage the sometimes taciturn Fischer to verbalise his ideas.
So I had a laboratory in the psychology department and one in the biology department and I was doing experimental work, mostly in physical optics, in the physics department, where I was nominally majoring.
Although I was nominally an English literature major, I emerged from college with huge gaps in my knowledge of the canon, and since then I've been trying to catch up.
I was nominally an adult -- one who'd spent seven years with Cicero and Ovid and Homer, with Gregorian chant, with vespers and benediction and all the rest, but an adult who'd yet to meet a Jew, who'd never kissed a woman (much less been on a date), whose cultural heroes, most of them, had "Saint" affixed to their first names.
I'm nominally a Mets fan, so I guess I'm obliged to hope the Yankees lose.
I'm nominally the 'creative director' – whatever that means – of the on-screen programming, but really it's Sophia and Evelyn who have done all of the hard work – both creatively and logistically.
I'm nominally against form letter campaigns it makes it easy for people who don't know too much about a subject to complain to The Man but if you like to see your government in action!
"I'm running the show the way a cowboy rides a bucking bronco: I'm nominally on it," he said.
After World War I, Alanya was nominally partitioned in the 1917 Agreement of St.-Jean-de-Maurienne to Italy, before returning to the Turkish Republic in 1923 under the Treaty of Lausanne.
