Sentence examples for nominally support from inspiring English sources

Democrats point out that polls show almost one in four Evangelicals nominally support their party; and, back in 1992, Bill Clinton won a third of the Evangelical vote.

Honestly, the highlight for me was that David Gregory got Obama to nominally support the Saint Louis Cardinals.

Others who nominally support Trump, like House Speaker Paul Ryan, are distancing themselves from him the way you might a high school friend who started embarrassing you at every party you invited him to.

They did not nominally support the means of the coup, as far as we know, but they supported its political end: the removal of the ability of President Zelaya and his supporters to pursue a meaningful reform project in Honduras.

Of course, deals to take the public option off the table are understandable when the White House is getting millions of dollars of ads from AHIP that nominally support health care reform so long as they don't have to be reformed themselves.

Real power, however, lay with military men, who only nominally supported Sun.

Moscow has nominally supported Abkhazia for years, but the Russian presence has expanded since formal recognition three years ago.

Talking to elected leaders, some of whom nominally supported Mr. Giannoulias, one gets an insider's guide to politics.

Anyone who may have nominally supported the idea of an end to Erdoğan's presidency melted away as news broke on Friday.

That is largely because the parties nominally supporting his government were looking to save their seats and did not want to alienate their constituents.

But acting opposite Ben Stiller and Jeffrey Wright at the Public Theater in Mr. LaBute's acrid story of an interracial triangle, Ms. Peet stealthily turned a nominally supporting part into the play's moral and emotional center.