Sentence examples for notionally led from inspiring English sources

There are survivors, a group of five, notionally led by Rick (the seemingly always lost Dominic Monaghan), that is being hunted, inefficiently, by zombies who live in the woods.

A programme note says: "The engine could, notionally, go on for ever".

With its US setting and international cast led by Alexander Skarsgård, War on Everyone is notionally a more commercial film from McDonagh.

In several parts of the southern Balkans, religion, politics and diplomacy have recently become entangled in a messy way.In Macedonia, a notionally religious dispute (pitting one Slavic Orthodox church against another) has led to a straining of ties with Serbia, with bizarre results.

The only negative effect of this logjam of small-scale delights is to somewhat swamp the normally potent presence of Brolin, notionally in the lead role, whose brooding countenance and dour forcefulness gets little purchase in the film.

But neither side had scored and on a boxing-style score card, I was inclined to see that as a "10-9" lead for the Galaxy, who'd perhaps faced the notionally harder task in dealing with the RSL runners as Kyle Beckerman and Javier Morales used the wind to extend the workable space behind the LA defence.

The wing positions were notionally occupied by Paulo Ferreira and Frank Lampard, with Arjen Robben, Joe Cole and Damien Duff kept in reserve until Liverpool stunned them by taking a two-goal lead.

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.