Sentence examples for fair nominee from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Dewey, for instance, would have made a pretty fair nominee for Lieutenant Governor.

You could see Chaplin in "The Gold Rush" and Keaton in "Go West," and Al Jolson and Fanny Brice were among Vanity Fair's nominees for its annual Hall of Fame.

To be fair, the nominees were all released late last year precisely to ensure that they'd be top of mind when members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences began deliberating.

And I don't think it would be fair to the nominee," Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said Wednesday during a CNN town hall event.

I reckon there's a fair few female nominees in with a good shot tonight, though.

Now that the Democrats are in control, they have no less of a responsibility to give Mr. Bush's nominees fair treatment.

"Instead of preventing government from functioning properly, Republicans should do the job the American people sent us here to do by giving the president's nominees fair consideration".

What is unique and deeply disturbing about its position is its rejection of the Senate's responsibility to engage in deliberation, to give fair consideration to nominees and to attempt some accommodation as has occurred in the past.

I am calling on Mitch McConnell to do the right thing and give Ms. Lynch as they would any other nominee, a fair and "just" VOTE.

"I think we ought to give a nominee a fair chance," he said.

When McCain chose Palin as his Vice-Presidential nominee, a fair number of people wondered why her, and not Hutchison.