Sentence examples for indeed nominated from inspiring English sources

She was indeed nominated this year -- for best supporting actress in a drama series; she was not absent from the list.

Rourke, who was indeed nominated for an Academy Award, said, "There was a move I had to do, a scissors kick around a guy's neck, and I just couldn't get it.

He looked at the deliberations of the Nobel Committee from 1961 (their 50 years of classification now passed) and saw that Mr. Tolkien was indeed nominated by his fellow fantasy writer C.S. Lewis, The Guardian reported.

In past elections, Republicans have also fielded, and indeed nominated, candidates who did not inspire the troops, like Bob Dole of Kansas in 1996 and Mr. Bush's father, when he lost in 1992 (although, Mr. Bush won in 1988 by diligently presenting himself as the third term of Reagan).

It was known as an infamous pocket borough where the members were representative of the landed class, or indeed nominated by the local lord, without a vote taking place at all.

If President Bush really wanted an ambassador who could strengthen the United Nations and transform it into an effective body that could "support, endorse and amplify U.S. power," he might indeed nominate his father, George H.W. Bush, or even the president who succeeded him, Bill Clinton.

Mystic River is marginally more accommodating - indeed, Marcia Gay Harden has been nominated for her performance.

Indeed, Judge Smith was nominated by President Bush to an appeals court but now had the problem of winning confirmation from a branch of government he had just insulted.

Indeed, Narrow Stairs was nominated for "Best Alternative Music Album" and "I Will Possess Your Heart" received a nomination for "Best Rock Song" at the 51st Grammy Awards.

Other reports to the effect that Trump was worried about Giuliani's business ties and possible conflicts of interest abroad are of course laughable on their face, as nearly every cabinet member Trump has nominated, and indeed especially his Secretary of State pick, will face exactly these sorts of questions at their confirmation hearings.

To be clear, we are not suggesting that a person's precise position in the observed network, nor indeed whether he was nominated as a friend or not (and by whom), traces out the actual path by which he acquired (or did not acquire) the flu.