Sentence examples for clearly nominating from inspiring English sources

McClellan was clearly nominating himself for the post.

Proposals such as creating a one day nationwide primary, changing the campaign calendar, abolishing caucuses, apportioning state's delegates on a winner take all basis or eliminating superdelegates will not create a clearly better nominating system.

You said quite clearly you would nominate someone like the people on that list.

In nominating Mr. McHugh, the Obama administration was clearly aware that his confirmation would open up a seat held by a Republican.

Clearly, Trump didn't bother to order any proper background checks before nominating Jackson.

He seemed to have blundered in nominating a hard-line conservative as attorney general when he clearly needed to build a coalition with the moderates.

I think he will be nominated: History has clearly indicated that the incumbent President is nominated by his party And have no speculations‐ on the Subject.

But I don't think the substantial discrepancies in how the various Republican candidates poll against Mr. Obama should be neglected: there is clearly the chance that Republicans nominate someone who is too conservative to maximize their opportunity with swing voters.

Last year's The Fighter and The Social Network were clearly far above the movies nominated this year.

"We nominated Prince Ali, but clearly you are in a different position now where people who wouldn't have stood against Blatter will now stand.

We do not call them that, however, since most of the skills typically nominated are ones that were clearly relevant in earlier centuries.