Sentence examples for expression of nomination from inspiring English sources
Similar behaviors might indicate latent expression of nomination edges.
It was an expression of dismay at the nomination of Warren G. Harding as the GOP presidential candidate c.
The unilateralist and neo-isolationist tendencies of the Bush administration have found additional expression in the nomination of a person to be Peace Corps director who appears to have neither the professional qualifications nor personal stature required for the job (editorial, Aug. 24).
A composite measure of nomination frequency was used to characterize each respondent's degree of "opinion leadership".
The frequency of nomination of different cues as any of the five domains is presented in Table 5.
The director's expression of his disappointment at the film's dearth of nominations has become a subject of news in France.
His father's brother was Alfred Newman, a celebrated film composer who earned 45 Oscar nominations but wore, his nephew remembers, an expression of perpetual worry.
Expression of frustration?
But Mr. Mukasey's sometimes awkward responses at his confirmation hearings to a series of questions about his views on the administration's antiterrorism policies and its expansive views of its wartime powers under the Constitution prompted the first significant expressions of concern about the nomination from some lawmakers.
The number of nominations they could make was unlimited (they were not required to nominate anyone) and same-sex as well as other-sex nominations were allowed.
The winners in this batch of nominations?
