Sentence examples for better nominations from inspiring English sources

This year, at least, the Oscar voters should have more paid more attention to what ordinary people liked, not because it would have made for great television, but because it would have made for better nominations.

The problem is that they think tasteful, middlebrow dramas like "The Reader" are necessarily more artistic or serious than a movie like "Wall-E". This year, at least, the Oscar voters should have more paid more attention to what ordinary people liked, not because it would have made for great television, but because it would have made for better nominations.

Even better, the nominations came from all over the country".

"Even assuming they want to nominate conservative Republicans," said Senator Schumer, "can't they do better than these nominations?

Better still, the nominations would not count.

Paddy Considine's first full-length feature, Tyrannosaur, fared better with five nominations (best film, best British film, plus nods for Peter Mullan, Olivia Colman and Eddie Marsan).

The Weinstein Company's other main runner and rider fared better: Philomena secured nominations for best picture, best actress (for Judi Dench), best adapted screenplay (Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope) and best original score (for Alexander Desplat).

(Meryl Streep bettered Hepburn's nominations total only this year with 13 nominations, but they came in both actress categories).

That film, which won just one nomination at the Globes (for Swinton), fared much better today, with 10 nominations.

On Thursday, "American Hustle" performed even better, grabbing seven Golden Globe nominations, including two for Russell himself: Best Director and Best Screenplay (a nomination he shared with "Hustle" co-writer Eric Warren Singer).

Ravi Raman provided some great nominations, none better than Louis Armstrong's On the Sunny Side of the Street.