Sentence examples similar to nominally curious from inspiring English sources
The club is nominally private, though I found showing up hungry, curious and cheerful to be sufficient criteria for entrance.
Other instances of what the group considered suspicious behavior discovered by its monitoring system have included mysterious linkups in the Red Sea between the Iranian bulk-carrier vessel Parisan and other vessels from Iran, Egypt and Turkey; and a curious anchoring of three old tankers near Singapore, nominally owned by a Greek shipper, that Iran may be using to store and transfer embargoed oil.
This gave it a curious social function at a time when alcohol was nominally forbidden.
Your comment that we have refused to enter into negotiations to conclude an agreement are particularly curious given we have already rejected your initial proposal, nominally $31 per share at the time, for substantially undervaluing Yahoo! and your suggestions in your letter and the media that you are considering lowering the value of your proposal.
Nominally, there are close links.
And the cry itself is vague and changeable enough to reflect a curious fact about America in the sixties: there are very few revolutionary positions that the Establishment does not already, at least nominally, occupy.
Viruses are curious life forms.
Now these people are nominally their masters.
THE case, nominally, is Medellín v Texas.
