In classical Latin exercises, students often confuse nominative cases with other grammatical forms.

The society was eo nomine registered as a nonprofit, but in practice it operated as a private club.

In our survey, gender is recorded as a nominal variable, so we summarize it with frequency counts rather than means.

Although listed as a nominal partner on the investment, she had no legal responsibilities or decision-making authority.

In many languages, the nominative case marks the subject of a finite verb and thus indicates who performs the action.

Before analyzing the paragraph, the teacher explained that a nominal clause can act as either the subject or the object of a sentence.

Her post-nominal letters showed that she had earned multiple academic degrees.

The lawyer explained that the nominate executor would oversee distribution of assets under the will.

In linguistic morphology, agentive nominalization often creates nouns like "driver" from verbs by adding an agentive suffix.

The nominated postholder ensured compliance with safety procedures across the airline's ground operations.