Sentence examples for actually nominated from inspiring English sources

That might be true if Republicans had actually nominated conservative candidates in 2008 and 2012".

In Florida, they got tired of having their popular governor, Charlie Crist, as the senate nominee even before they actually nominated him.

However, the numbers of US-born Latinos actually nominated for Oscars remains poor, with only eight in total and none as best director.

I'm amazed that "La La Land" was nominated in this category; the film's most notable writing is actually nominated elsewhere, for Best Original Song.

Like Chris Christie's speech the night before, it leveraged Ryan's reputation for policy boldness in order to burnish the Romney brand and obscure certain uncomfortable realities about the man the G.O.P. has actually nominated for president.

Eschewing "the popular media narrative" that the nation had "shifted away from conservative ideals, as evidenced by the last two presidential elections," Mr. Perry said, "that might be true if Republicans had actually nominated conservative candidates in 2008 and 2012".

I've never thought Mitt Romney was much of a candidate, but will the Republicans actually nominate someone as far out on the loony fringe as Mr. Santorum?

Mr. Obama has said he has great respect for Ms. Warren and her advocacy for consumers, but he has appeared unwilling to wage a battle with the Senate to actually nominate her to direct the new bureau.

"The problem in the United States is that the extreme can dictate, particularly in the primary process, which tends to have more extreme single-issue groups, where they can actually nominate people who do not represent the mainstream of the party.

Since she has become the focus of public discussion, the president's staff is worried that she could become a target for criticism, just as Mr. Summers was, before the White House actually nominates her and can defend her.

Trump's meltdown over abortion last week at first seemed a product of a particular moment in the campaign, when talk that Republican Party leaders might actually nominate an alternative candidate at the Convention, in Cleveland, seemed to grow.