Sentence examples for nominally of course from inspiring English sources
Nominally, of course, Bosnia voted when it did--on September 14th--because 14th--because 14th--becauseified in the Daytof accordeadlineed a year ago.
Nominally, of course, the current contest is to choose a Labour leader who may have another name but the tone for most of tonight's hustings in Solihull – and the audience reaction to the candidates' statements – made it clear that Corbynism is not to be challenged as the default creed of the party.
Schwarz, of course, isn't the first nominally club-focused producer to swap the glowstick for baton.
Of course, most of us are nominally invested in the idea that the Obama administration is working to keep the excesses of these banks in check.
And, of course, some have been convicted of horrific acts nominally committed for or connected with Satan.
June 4 , 1989 was the day of Solidarity's overwhelming victory in (still nominally Communist) Poland's first (more or less) free legislative election, touching off a cascade of astounding events, including, of course, the fall of the Wall.
The irony of course is that the renewed trade jingoism in Congress is a function of Qualcomm's fight against nominally Singapore-based Broadcom.
Of course, even though Massoumi reminded us of the fact that health startups are underrepresented in the ecosystem, Meddik has plenty of competition — at least nominally.
Abortion has been nominally illegal in South Korea for his long as I've been living here, but a fairly easy procedure to get since they are performed unofficially as a matter of course in OB/GYN's across the country, quite safely without any real danger of legal repercussions.
