Sentence examples for nominally by from inspiring English sources

It could be argued that the opener, nominally by Marcel Duchamp, was actually Mr. Kotik's work as well.

What is unusual about God's Army, he said, is that it is led, at least nominally, by children.

Commercial use of it is monitored and regulated, at least nominally, by the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources.

One campaign, nominally by Invisible Children, the organization behind Kony 2012, asks you to pledge some cash to "Bring Joseph Kony to Justice" – by hiring private mercenaries.

Print journalists often adopt a tone of peeved professionalism when talking about blogs; constrained, at least nominally, by stricter standards of relevance, they seem to resent the blogger's high ratio of self-expression to information.

But "Autobiography of a Fashion Designer: Ralph Rucci," a $195 slipcased and cotton-clothbound doorstop from the upstart art-book publisher Bauer and Dean, nominally by Mr. Rucci, is a pie in the face of conventional designer monographs.

The Italian marquee collaborated with a Milanese furniture company to create the Lounge Chair by Zanotta, nominally inspired by the exterior of the redesigned Quattroporte sedan.

The other parties of the National Front were nominally represented by individual members chosen not by the parties themselves but by the communists.

The remarks by Mr. Sharon and Mr. Ben-Eliezer affirmed what had already become a reality created by the army raids: the blurring of boundaries between West Bank areas controlled by Israel and those nominally controlled by the Palestinian security forces.

The camps are nominally run by the army and patrolled by the police.

He was clearly unimpressed with the plans presented this week by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which is nominally controlled by Pataki appointees.