When it has become nominally atonal, it still refers back to the thematic ideas and even the harmonies of the tonal part.
When she became queen as Maria I (February 1777), Peter became nominally king.
When Iraq became nominally independent, we still controlled things through loyal pro-British retainers, such as General Nuri al-Said, who, in effect, appointed prime ministers, often choosing himself.
Not long before Peter arrived in Berlin, his aunt died of a drug overdose, and he became nominally responsible for her nineteen-year-old son, Franklin Vladimir Versailless), who has problems of his own, his sexuality among them.
So grandpa became nominally 1/16 Choctaw on the Dawes Roll and his Indian heritage thereby nearly evaporated on the record.
The amateur was not merely someone who played cricket in his spare time but a particular type of first-class cricketer who existed officially until 1962, when the distinction between amateur and professional was abolished and all first-class players became nominally professional.
As described above, when using the whole sample, two additional SNPs became nominally significant.
But Iraq under the rule of his nominally secular Ba'ath party was not the sectarian charnel house that it became in the years following Hussein's overthrow and eventual execution.
Although it was nominally called a "friendly" merger today, Klaus Esser, the chief executive of Mannesmann, capitulated only when it became obvious that a majority of his shareholders were about to sell.
Its territory with the exception of Croatia, which became a nominally independent entity was partitioned among Germany, Hungary, Italy, and Bulgaria.
