Sentence examples for mostly notional from inspiring English sources
Until Brown's announcement, in Los Angeles the adaptation was mostly notional, and certainly it was optional.
Although these museums are mostly notional, they speak to the passion for memorialisation in Russian society in which culture is often felt as a loss, artists as martyrs, literature as a living trauma.
In the blue corner are those who look back nostalgically to a notional "golden age": mostly white, male, American SF, with exciting adventures, accurate science, cutting-edge technology and a sense of wonder.
Mr Carter thinks that, as contracts become standardised, exchanges could grab a big chunk of the market for credit-default swaps, worth a massive $29 trillion in notional value and traded mostly privately.
Mr Carter thinks exchanges could grab a sizeable chunk of the market for credit-default swaps, worth $26 trillion in notional value and traded mostly privately, as contracts become standardised.No wonder competition is growing more intense.
On paper, that is: the value is notional, arrived at largely by guesswork.
In 2000, the entire notional value of this market was just $900 billion, mostly reflecting bona fide "good faith" buyer hedging.
Health, Ira decided, was notional.
The fame is similarly notional.
