Sentence examples for sort of notional from inspiring English sources
It would be easy to see in Butcher's Tree a sort of notional Surrealism, but the logic here is not dream-logic, and the spaces inhabited by Chen's strange characters are not identifiably dreamspaces.
This discussion seems to imply a sort of unitary character to the words, whether notional or otherwise, and this eventually leads to a movement toward a kind of akhaṇḍa-pada-vāda ("the doctrine of partless words") in the Vākyapadīya of Bhartṛhari.
Sweden pioneered the idea of "notional accounts".
The biggest dealers, like JPMorgan, have tens of trillions of notional value on their books.
After several more weeks of notional deliberation, the Party leaders gave his third term their blessing.
Italy, Poland and Sweden have all introduced versions of notional accounts in recent years.
He treads a fine line of notional support for Miliband and carefully hedged critique.
U.S. banks have $275 trillion of notional exposure to derivatives that don't trade on exchanges.
It's understandable why artists who came of some kind of age in Los Angeles then would recycle this sort of self-serving nonsense, as if they were the only ones to have made this notional desert bloom, but it's disappointing that the filmmakers do the same.
With two tricky wingers in the side in Yannick Bolasie and Gerard Deulofeu they might have been expected to at least try to exploit the space behind City's extremely notional wing-backs, though in fact they barely crossed the halfway line and never managed to send players forward in the sort of numbers to cause their opponents problems.
