Sentence examples for nominated feeling from inspiring English sources

Likewise, those show business patients of mine who weren't nominated, feeling ignored or unappreciated by their peers, often boycott watching the awards, or cancel their subscriptions to the trade papers.

Just to be nominated was an incredible feeling".

It's always a wonderful feeling to be nominated for any prize, and winning (let's be honest!) feels even better.

But if it is (as "they" say) an honor simply to be nominated, then the broadcast business must be feeling pretty swell right now.

Mike Posner expressed all the usual feelings Tuesday about being nominated for a Grammy Award.

To describe feeling depressed, the most frequently nominated words or terms were: stressed, tired, not going too well and down in the dumps.

She had strong feelings about who should be nominated to Cabinet positions and other top government jobs.

"It's a great feeling to know you've been nominated by other people so it's very exciting.

"It's a very great feeling to see that you are nominated," said Karim.

On Sunday, all over L.A., people, many of them already feeling bad enough about themselves, will have reason to feel worse: They have not been nominated.

Delegates were shouting to begin the vote and nominate Bryan immediately, which he refused to consider, feeling that if his appeal could not last overnight, it would not last until November.