Sentence examples for it's nominally from inspiring English sources

While it's nominally funny to see some of English literature's most famous characters represented by children's toys, the silliness necessarily undermines the seriousness of the story.

And although it's nominally self-catering, it's lazy luxury self-catering, where chef's selection is delivered with instructions on how long to put it in the oven.

It's nominally a solo performance, but the spirit of Evans looms large.

It's nominally a historical tale about warring Thai empires, with Mr. Jaa as the nobleman's son who must exact revenge for the murder of his family.

It's nominally a sci-fi thriller involving aliens and showdowns and the like — the junk-food-scarfing protagonist, Joe, is a "catmaster" who can transform his cat, Earthling, into a wide array of weapons and gizmos.

It's nominally a horror film, but it's a story of mental derangement with a premise of metaphysical shock that's more or less detachable from its richly textured and disturbingly inventive cinematic essence.

And though it is nominally focused on one of history's bloodiest events, it is focused on the stories of individuals unlucky enough to be ensnared in the gathering horror.

In addition, the law appears to permit Ms. Warren to run the bureau's day-to-day affairs while it is nominally under the supervision of the Treasury Department, to which Congress has delegated the powers of the bureau until it is fully established as a freestanding agency.

At 26, the youngest of four brothers and sisters, Sarwar was selected in 2007 to contest his father's seat of Glasgow Central for Labour at the next general election: it is nominally safe Labour.

Leaders of Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat, the latest guise of Sipah after it was nominally banned, in a rare set of lengthy interviews prior to the bank's announcement, had little compunction about detailing their close ties to Pakistani state institutions and Saudi Arabia.

It was nominally independent, maintaining an embassy in Paris, but French troops and monthly subsidies tied it firmly to France.