Sentence examples for was nominal from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, resembling, relating to, or consisting of a name or names.
Before long, it was apparent that the star's title was nominal.
The coverage on the three major networks was nominal; apparently, reruns were more important.
Jay Z's ownership stake in the Nets was nominal, but his imprint was profound.
Inflation was sending a stronger "tighten" signal in 1999 and 2000 than was nominal output.
The river view was nominal at best — less panoramic than disappointing "down the block" oblique — not worth the $30 upgrade from a standard king room.
The second half of the concert was devoted to "Remembering Harriet," though the title's application to the first half was nominal at best.
Unfortunately, savings were nominal.
Cost of carriage is nominal.
So one possible route is nominal deflation.
A commission fee for writing music is nominal.
(Before Stephen controlled the Joyce estate, such fees were nominal).
