Sentence examples for which notionally from inspiring English sources

The punishment is unreasonable: The further teams go in the tournament, the more games they play — and the more likely they are to receive yellow cards, which, notionally, are a caution rather than the ultimate sanction of dismissal.

A first step towards it was a restructuring of the government in March, which notionally created separate agencies in each sphere for policymaking, implementation and regulation.But so far it looks like little more than a reshuffle.

Which brings me to the most extraordinary Serb film about the war: Srdjan Dragojevic's Pretty Village, Pretty Flame from 1996, just one year after the Dayton peace accord which notionally brought the conflict to an end.

Those programmes that were designed for both under 10s and adolescents entailed two separate but complimentary programmes (Ellis, 2006, Hale et al., 2012, Reid Howie Associates, 2002) which notionally offered opportunities for progression and continuity.

With Broadway energy and public-access production values and charm, "Billy on the Street" is billed as a game show, which it notionally is.

He says it with his vocals, which are notionally the growls that predominate the music, though he delivers them gently, like a cat lapping up water.

The uniform pale russet background, which is notionally a flat wall behind the woman, can easily read as the flat painted surface of the picture.

Shelling also intensified in other parts of Aleppo which had notionally been held by the FSA since it secured its foothold in Salahedin in late July.

BIS spends £4.6bn on research, which is notionally ringfenced: because of the widespread political consensus about the importance of research, it has thus far been protected against cuts.

The show, which is notionally reset in the Gullah Islands of South Carolina, has no credible sense of place, no emotional reality, no character development.

Yet there must be a question mark over how long such a consensus can last for a monetary policy, which though notionally unified, is in fact targeted at one part of the euro zone.