Sentence examples for notional to from inspiring English sources

The danger seemed notional to me now, not entirely real, something I wrote about, something that killed other people.

After all, most working-age Americans still get health insurance through their employer, so the benefits of Obamacare are still notional to them.

He has been a supporter of Ukrainian statehood and his independence from Moscow seems more than notional, to the dismay of ultra-Russophile elements in his church.

Asked to make 299 to win, Australia got off to such a flier that Chris Rogers, their centurion of the first innings, and David Warner added 109 for the first wicket, reducing the target from what, on a pitch that remained helpful throughout, ought to have been notional to one where they had brought it into range.

However, it is controversial how the connection between the basic constitution of anthropology and the ability to conceive notional alternatives to the given socio-political status quo can be conceptualised.

To compensate, they added more than 22m notional people to the total, to produce a population of 1.27 billion.

But except for a spoken bit of Steinbeck at the beginning of "Sequoia Gigantes," inspired by "Travels With Charley," the songs seemed to bear only notional links to the books.

It would also vindicate the Republican Party's (often notional) commitment to offering incremental alternatives to bloated liberal bills.

He has given a notional nod to General McKiernan,s proposal to support formal agreements between Afghan authorities and district-level councils.

On the first day they slipped to 28-3 but were never again in trouble, bowling their great rivals out for just 128 in reply before declaring on 349-7 to set Australia a notional 583 to win.

"I'm trying to get meetings with the health advisor to Number 10… There's a notional willingness to drive this stuff forward.