Sentence examples for notionally the same from inspiring English sources

At present, studying at any of the 122 institutions ranked in the Times Good University Guide costs, at least notionally, the same.

Conforming to Australian/New Zealand Safety Standards [ 53], children were instructed to not stack more than two hay bales on top of each other, which was considered notionally the same as waist height.

While notionally around the same age, Newman is very much the older brother figure and it's pretty boy Redford who is expected to get the girl.

The Egyptians are bombing parts of Libya because a group of Christian Egyptians had their heads chopped off by what might – notionally – be the same so-called Islamic State, as Isis refers to itself.

Carswell – notionally in the same party as Farage, though you would never know it – suggests that a convergence of forces has suddenly conspired to make leaving the EU seem, to many, like the best course of action.

If the protein that is notionally lost has the same value per quantity for both genes, the total fitness loss will be proportionately higher for the more highly expressed gene.

Notionally, Emeli Sandé does the same on her striking debut album, "Our Version of Events" (Capitol), which was released this week.

He seems never to have appreciated the horrors of Spanish-speaking and notionally Catholic fascisms in the same visceral way.