Sentence examples for that is nominally from inspiring English sources

A sitting President owns a business that is, nominally, managed by his sons.

The authority must enter the new year with a budget that is nominally balanced.

But the pact that is nominally at the center of the wrangling appears not to be the main problem.

I saw worse starvation in Aden, the lovely seaside city in the south that is nominally run by the internationally recognized government, than in Houthi-controlled Sana.

In place of real nationalization, they argue, we've ended up with a "broken-down, undercapitalized system that is nominally in private hands".

Now she has written a big, ambitious novel that is nominally about God, although it unfolds on an extremely earthly plane.

In many cases the conflicts that are nominally brought to courts for resolution are uncontested.

(A similar mood suffuses "M*A*SH*," a movie that was nominally about the Korean War).

But Brazilian encroachment continued, on lands that were nominally Bolivian but largely unexplored and unsettled.

(A similar mood suffuses "M*A*S*H," a movie that was nominally about the Korean War).

The "Barbary" states are actually the North African states of today's Algeria, Morocco, Libya, and Tunisia that were nominally governed by the Ottoman Empire.