Sentence examples for nominate the most from inspiring English sources

HERE'S a fun way to start the day: Alex Massie is asking his readers to nominate the most overrated and underrated presidents in American history.

An administration official would say only that the president would nominate the most qualified person for the post as soon as possible.

I'm not answering that one.' To nominate the most talented horse he rode is, he thinks, to diminish the other champions.

Back then, Gov. Edmund G. Pat Brownwn desperately wanted the G.O.P. to nominate the most conservative candidate, so he attacked the moderate candidate relentlessly even before the primary.

In Birmingham, following Gingrich's energizing performance at the Presidential forum, Bill Armistead, the current chairman of the Alabama G.O.P., quoted one of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s imperatives: "Nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable".

All in all, it was perhaps inevitable that when the Ordnance Survey's cartographers were asked to nominate the most boring spot in Britain, they found themselves drawn to this county.

Historically, parties have rarely nominated the most ideologically extreme candidates in their field.

President Obama only nominates the most qualified individuals, and Senator Menendez shares those same standards".

No sooner did we nominate the first woman candidate for president than we nominated the most flaming misogynist ever to run.

Thanks to them, with a major assist from Utahans, Republicans may still save themselves from nominating the most unpopular man in America.

Steve Jarding, a political consultant and educator whose campaign-management course has twice been nominated the most influential university course in America, had joined my campaign in the middle of September.