Sentence examples for may nominally be from inspiring English sources

Hostages taken today may nominally be victims of a single group, but they are caught up more fundamentally in a dysfunctional region-wide configuration.

And while this may nominally be a family affair, don't be fooled for a second: this is Mr. Crystal's show from opening to close, and he is not especially good about sharing.

But "while this may nominally be a family affair," she added, "don't be fooled for a second: this is Mr. Crystal's show from opening to close, and he is not especially good about sharing".

They may nominally be writing police procedurals, but what they really do, book after book, is take a scalpel to contemporary society and slice away until its dark essence reveals itself: the ways in which women continue to be victimized, their misfortunes down- played by men (and women) who don't believe them, and how they eventually overcome.

The bureau will nominally be part of the Fed, which is obligated to finance its budget, but the central bank may not influence its personnel or rules.

Gates: You might nominally be breaking the law.

When k = 2, this would nominally be considered a break.

Therefore, while the sub1A gene, run by the ubi promoter may nominally function, it is much more likely to have negative side effects in the plant because of its incorrect expression (called ectopic expression).

THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.

A theory that tells us that welfare is the only value may only be nominally monist.

France may be nominally a Catholic country, but it wears its religion lightly.