Sentence examples for notionally easy from inspiring English sources

Today, their lives reformed, they retain a unique perspective on violence: a recognition of the seductive pull of its notionally easy answers.

Western defence chiefs will insist strongly on nailing down the objectives of a bombing campaign as precisely as possible, and that will not be easy.At least notionally, western governments condemn the KLA and reject its aim of detaching Kosovo from Serbia, fearing that the Albanian bit of Macedonia would follow suit.

Despite the notionally unignorable importance of the genre's bodily element, it's easy to overlook it in favour of focusing on the dizzying sonics.

I was sort of notionally a fan.

Notionally, the Qassam brigades answer to him.

It will only be notionally ajar.

Notionally, lineages are exclusive in their membership.

Notionally those of high rank had vast authoritarian powers.

"That's Peabody, notionally among the most economic.

El Pais – notionally a leftwing paper – decided that the basis of José Tomás's art was "a poetic and mysterious silence, somewhat hermetic, easier to perceive than to understand… a silence that makes you shudder, because it doesn't shirk from the silence surrounding death".

The enlargement of the group to the north made it easier for Mr. Sarkozy to include some southern countries, like Syria and Israel, that remain in a formal state of war with one another, and others, like Jordan, that are only notionally Mediterranean.