Sentence examples for it nominally was from inspiring English sources

During the Soviet era the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (the R.S.F.S.R). was subject to a series of Soviet constitutions (1918 , 1924 1936, 1977), under which it nominally was a sovereign socialist state within (after 1936) a federal structure.

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

Deprived of any strong popular support, those parties which represent it nominally are now powerless spectators of the crisis, for which they offer no specific or collective response.

Deprived of any strong popular support, those parties that represent it nominally are now powerless spectators and commentators on the crisis, for which they offer no specific and collective response.

The Master, as it is nominally being called, is set in the early days of a church called "the Cause" and revolves around the relationship between the founder and one of his disciples.

THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.

Nominally, it was Landale's "call," but it was Morgan who, by undermining Landale's reputation — not to mention hitting him with an umbrella — made the duel inevitable.

Nominally, it was Landale's "call," but it was Morgan who, by undermining Landale's reputation not to mention hitting him with an umbrella made the duel inevitable.

Nominally it was already clear back then that the Readmission Agreement had been effective [6: 49–50].

Nominally, it was a mere 15 planes (plus two unstated orders for the Air Force's Air Force One presidential transport program), but in reality six were zombie orders (for Transaero and Arik Air).

Nominally it was a meeting between equals.