Sentence examples for notionally served from inspiring English sources

While the town is notionally served by Monifieth railway station, the station presently operates only a token service.

It is not just that they prefer equality to excellence, and loathe any hint of elitism; they also have fundamental disagreements with the radically different approach of Tony Blair's government, which one lot notionally supports, and the other lot notionally serves.

Notionally, Karmin is a duo, but Nick Noonan mostly serves as a keyboard-playing buffer.

The new MP2 (Marseilles-Provence terminal two) serving the French Riviera does indeed suggests an alternative to the notionally glamorous example of T5.

There are two major official religious figures for Sunni Muslims in Egypt, the majority of the population: the mufti, who serves as a kind of government religious ombudsman, and the grand imam or sheikh of al-Azhar, the head of the august 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldd now a modern universeminaryho is notionally independent bytheppointed by the government.

Notionally, the Qassam brigades answer to him.

Still, more pressure could be applied to Turkey, notionally an ally, to help stop the flow into Syria.

Notionally, the horror here is something to do with the denigration of human creativity.

It had to do with the introduction of a fictional character within a notionally non-fictional frame.

I was sort of notionally a fan.

Notionally, lineages are exclusive in their membership.