Sentence examples for never been nominated from inspiring English sources

"I've been in three documentaries, but I've never been nominated".

But I've never been nominated or won anything like this, and I've been acting professionally for 15 years.

(Bullock has never been nominated before. How many Oscars do Eastwood, Freeman, and Damon have between them?) "Invictus" was better; but it wasn't blind-sided, either.

Professing ignorance of Oscar politics (he has never been nominated), he added, "I'll campaign for the movie, but I won't campaign for myself".

On another year, he would've been up for an Oscar too (remarkably, in a career spanning almost 40 years, he's never been nominated).

Mr. Jackman, 40, has never been nominated for an Oscar but has artistic credibility, an important credential for the M.C. of the film awards show.

But "Touching Evil," unlike "Monk," will never be nominated for Emmys in the comedy categories.

Mr. Rushdie recalled Mr. Amis's once saying that he was disappointed to have been shortlisted for the Booker Prize for "Time's Arrow" (1991), thus "spoiling a perfect record" of having never being nominated.

Wiley's comment was poignant because it keyed into a widely held suspicion: that only the world's greatest living rock star could choose to bring the likes of Skepta, Stormzy and Krept & Konan on to the Brits stage – because they'd never be nominated, or win, or be asked to perform in their own right.

I would never be nominated for an Emmy," she says.

"Someone like [Harvard law professor and liberal constitutional scholar] Laurence Tribe or [Senator] Ted Cruz could never be nominated, because they're too predictably liberal or conservative," Magee said.