Sentence examples for notionally about from inspiring English sources
The Giorgio Morandis are knockouts: only notionally about time but definitely time-consuming, because once you start looking at them, you will be disinclined to stop.
The policy to increase the threshold of the 37% income tax bracket from $80,001 to $87,001 is notionally about reducing bracket creep.
Although the debate was notionally about the arrangements for women bishops – the principle having long since been conceded – the real objection came from conservative evangelicals who had not conceded the principle and never will.
A brief mention for another heist movie, Now You See Me, notionally about four magicians pulling off various big-money, smoke-and-mirrors scams but whose greatest con is to disguise a big, dumb blockbuster as something more sophisticated with a cast of indie movie stalwarts (Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Melanie Laurent).
Which is, of course, not the only interesting thing about this (notionally) atheist writer.
I've since been lecturing my children – who notionally live here, too – about the necessity of not using the first step on a flight of stairs, as this causes a disproportionate amount of wear to the carpet.
But this week's offers drove home the point that even this target is a long way from being realised.The total number of troops notionally offered this week was about 100,000, along with 400 aircraft and 100 ships.
Notionally Skimbit is meeting a need, since about 88% of adults conduct some sort of online research prior to making a decision.
BIS spends £4.6bn on research, which is notionally ringfenced: because of the widespread political consensus about the importance of research, it has thus far been protected against cuts.
The thing about this is that I'm notionally heterosexual.
Notionally "unofficial" but in actual fact as starry-eyed about the whole business as any endorsed publication, this is another stat-heavy, list-packed slab, periodically republished in updated editions like Osborne but with a more loo-bookish feel.
