Sentence examples for might nominally be from inspiring English sources

Chicago's Tortoise might nominally be a "rock" band, but it comes as no surprise to see them closing this year's London jazz festival.

Gates: You might nominally be breaking the law.

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

THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.

Pakistan, at least nominally, is still our ally.

The show also includes eight serene and subtle etchings by Mr. Marden that might be considered nominally diaristic.

A nominally "realist" novel might be so fragmented and starkly edited that its minimalism seems experimental, and deliberately artificial.

However, this might simply be a chance finding, despite the nominally significant p-value.

Some token "bomb in a box", a missile in a silo that keeps the UK nominally a nuclear power, might be politically saleable.

That Mr Zuckerberg is in Beijing this week might alone be enough to trigger rumours as to his intentions – even if it is nominally for a holiday with his girlfriend Priscilla Chan and no other entourage.

If Price is appointed, however, feminist eyebrows might be raised: despite being nominally committed to diversity from the outset, in 33 years Channel 4 still has yet to see either a female chairman or chief executive, apart from one Harriet Harman-style three-month stint as interim chief exec between two blokes by Anne Bulford.