The membership of these bodies, though nominally determined by the Central Committee, was in fact self-perpetuating and was largely determined by those bodies' members themselves.
Though nominally her ally, he has often clashed with her.
And BP, though nominally British, is strongest in America.
Though nominally "republics", few of them are truly democratic.
Though nominally a Realo, she talked ad nauseam about redistribution during the campaign.
Indeed, the region, though nominally still part of Iraq, functions as an independent state.
The election commission, though nominally independent, was widely regarded as having failed to safeguard the presidential election.
The film, though nominally set in the present, feels timeless, and Lisbon at once ancient and contemporary.
Though nominally a diplomat, his real task in Paris was to counteract anti-Union sentiment; fellow agents had been sent to London, Rome and other European capitals.
Mankiewicz's script, though nominally an "original" — and in the best sense original — was in large part an adaptation of the material (much of it published) of Hearst's life.
The cause of the schism, though nominally about dress codes and bedtimes, was understood on both sides as a matter of church law.
