Sentence examples for nominated even though from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, "Weiner" was shut out of the Best Documentary category, and Amy Adams wasn't nominated even though "Arrival" won eight nominations.

None of the commissioners have been officially nominated, even though the Public Integrity Commission is supposed to open for business next week.

You have magazines that win one year and the next year they are not even nominated, even though it is the exact same magazine put out by the same staff and the same editors.

(Blood's liner notes, written by Pete Hamill as though he first heard Like a Rolling Stone the night before, were nominated, even though Dylan had them removed from the album cover after the initial pressing).

A particular bone of contention is that supermarkets insist that packaging and processing be done by firms they nominate – even though charges are much higher than they would be on the open market for exactly the same service.

This year, none of those shows were nominated even once.

This allows me to come up with a rating for Mr. Romney that is on the same scale as DW-Nominate, even though he has never served in Congress).

In aiming criticism at Mr. Obama, Mr. McCain seemed to ignore his last Republican rival, Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, who continues to give the McCain campaign headaches by doing well in nominating contests even though, as McCain's campaign noted Wednesday, there are not enough delegates left for Mr. Huckabee to win the nomination.

But Mr. Romney and his advisers are bracing for the prospect of a prolonged nominating contest, even though they had quietly wished that the string of primaries and caucuses in February would become more of a formality than a fight.

In early July, Mr. Williams's campaign handed in more than 10,000 nominating signatures, even though the city's elections board requires only 2,000 for a place on the ballot.

As they hoped, President Obama didn't even bother to nominate her -- even though the concept of a federal agency to protect consumers against Wall Street's misdeeds was hers.