Sentence examples for nominally called from inspiring English sources

Although it was nominally called a "friendly" merger today, Klaus Esser, the chief executive of Mannesmann, capitulated only when it became obvious that a majority of his shareholders were about to sell.

Confining the oscillating collective excitations at the interface of a metal and a dielectric introduces the prospect of optical devices with new functionalities by enhancing inherently weak physical processes, such as fluorescence[3] and Raman scattering which the latter is nominally called surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS)[4].

For that matter, sometimes the initiator of the game may merely go through the motions of playing it himself, failing to imagine the things he is nominally called on to imagine by make-believe signals he himself emits, in which case he merely alludes to a game that even he doesn't bother to play.

This oddball state holiday, nominally called Patriots' Day, on paper commemorates the battles of Concord and Lexington (and surely someone goes to those reenactments, although I don't know who).

Even as the economy has tipped and trended in the direction of what we might nominally call "recovery," the answer to the question, "Who has recovered?" reveals some stark truths.

This is a quality that's reflected in the selection of tracks that he's put together for the latest THUMP Mix, a drifting collection of compositions that could nominally be called ambient music, but feel a little grander music for searching yourself and the world around you.

A small Republican Party offered vigorous support for Lincoln, while a deeply conservative (though nominally Unionist) faction called the States Rights Party badgered the new fusion party on matters of Federal interference and emancipation.

And so welcome, friends and enemies alike, to this very special edition of the London Rental Opportunity of the Week series, called, nominally, 'Yo: What The Fuck Happened In Every Room Of This Dread House?', in which we ask the question: yo: what the fuck happened in every room of this dread house?

Thereafter, although the Phag-mo-gru Gong-ma (as the ruler was called) remained nominally supreme, violent dissension erupted again.

Hunt and Faust share in most of "Rogue Nation's" expert action scenes (Wade Eastwood is the stunt coordinator), including a hair-raising motorcycle chase, a dangerous assault on a nominally impregnable underwater vault called the Taurus and assorted high jinks inside and outside Vienna's venerable State Opera House.

The result is this furious and fantastical piece of junk, which, though nominally set in some town called "Chicago," could take place almost anywhere with roads.