Sentence examples for kind of nominee from inspiring English sources
"There's a lot of concern about what kind of nominee Speaker Gingrich would be," said Dick Wadhams, a former chairman of the Colorado Republican Party who clashed with Tea Party forces in that state.
The Sotomayor proceeding allowed conservatives to claim a sort of moral victory: see, they crowed, the only kind of nominee who can make the grade is one who intones our anti-activist mantra.
"But Republicans across the board, establishment and Tea Party, are watching Governor Romney very carefully to see how he responds to this challenge for clues to whether he's the kind of nominee who could defeat President Obama".
Cruz would probably nominate someone very much in the Scalia mold, naturally, but there is simply no telling what kind of nominee Trump would pick, given the haphazard nature of his views.
When Mr. Lazio was asked who among the current Supreme Court justices best reflected the kind of nominee he would vote for on the court, he named Sandra Day O'Connor.
"While he is certainly conservative," Mr. Schumer said, "Judge Mukasey seems to be the kind of nominee who would put rule of law first and show independence from the White House, our most important criteria.
Mr. Gonzales said the White House would not change the kind of nominees it chose.
While Democrats and Republicans alike talked yesterday of a need for bipartisan cooperation, the shift in Senate control follows nearly two years of harsh conflict between them over the kind of nominees Mr. Bush has proposed for the bench.
"In the past, the Democrats have been unable to mount a concerted opposition for these kind of nominees," said Michael J. Gerhardt, a law professor at the College of William and Mary and an author of a book on the subject.
Nearly four weeks later, that battle has yet to crystallize, and Ms. Kagan seems to have emerged as a kind of Teflon nominee.
He's the kind of Supreme Court nominee evangelical and traditional conservative voters dreamed of as a reward for sticking with Mr Trump through the general election despite campaign missteps, controversies and occasional political apostasies.
