Sentence examples for it is notionally from inspiring English sources

Although it is notionally set in the present, High Fidelity gestures backwards 10 or 20 years.

Although it is notionally the farthest planet from the sun, it was until recently inside the orbit of Neptune.

It is notionally divided 50-50 but, except for two months, it can be transferred between the parents.

After a redistribution of boundaries, it is notionally held by the Liberals by 0.1%, even though the sitting member is Labor's Danielle Green.

Although the money is financed at UK level, that debt counts as an asset on the Scottish government's books because it is notionally owed to it by hundreds of thousands of former students, as its share of the UK student funding pot.

It is notionally defined as the negative of the logarithm of the hydrogen-ion concentration, and yet as discussed in the Introduction, standardization organizations have recognized that pH is not currently on a solid thermodynamic foundation.

None works similarly, agreeing with plural verbs when it's notionally appropriate.

It's notionally a day in the life of a city in the Soviet Union and so it has, on a purely sociological/historical level, great value.

It's notionally erotic music — more so than Mr. Thicke's, whose sound is more complicated — but it rarely feels sweaty, because Mr. Hawthorne won't, or can't, commit.

I get it that a group of teen-agers singing a choral arrangement of "Rehab" is notionally funny; unfortunately, watching it is notional fun.

That is notionally true whenever it or the Conservatives choose a leader, but it is truer on some occasions than on others.