Sentence examples for fact nominated from inspiring English sources

If she is, in fact, nominated as the next chief justice, her generally moderate votes should give less pause than her view that no branch of government is entitled to respect except the one to which she belongs.

She was in fact nominated for Best Actress. .

He was in fact nominated to the federal bench by President Obama and was confirmed by the Senate in 2012.

Though he had in 1722 issued a decree reserving to himself the right to nominate his successor, he did not in fact nominate anyone.

Twenty four respondents did in fact nominate 'health' as a domain (but not diabetes).

Meanwhile, hopes that a new regime in the Justice Department might put an end to this practice must contend with this fact: Loretta Lynch, nominated to become attorney general, touts her record on financial fraud with a case against HSBC for facilitating money laundering.

The fact Romney nominated a committed Randian ideologue is as shocking as it was that McCain nominated Sarah Palin.

She was solidly a middle-of-the-pack player when the season bega, and in fact was nominated again and again for elimination by her teammates.

In fact, Obama nominated more judges in the first five months of 2011 (36 nominees, 13 confirmed) than in all of 2009 (34 nominees, 24 confirmed).

In slight disagreement, the Wall Street Journal noted that "Outta Your Mind" may in fact be nominated for an Emmy, but it is unlikely to win because past winners have all been lyrical, very emotional routines.

Likewise, if I were voting in the upcoming Academy Awards, there would be some equally hard choices, because generally the greatest achievements in film this year's sniping around Sniper and Selma notwithstanding do in fact get nominated.