Sentence examples for nomination itself from inspiring English sources

Of course, getting the nomination itself is another story.

The formal nomination itself obviously awaits the Denver convention.

She says that she isn't anxious about which show will take home the Emmys hardware in a few weeks, because the nomination itself feels like an award.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas and Steve Forbes arrived here in darkness early today from Iowa, to join Senator John McCain in a quickly developing three-way race for New Hampshire's primary and perhaps for the Republican presidential nomination itself.

His nomination itself has already become party to these tensions, although it is likely to be approved.

The "deal" she had to close wasn't the nomination itself, but something less lofty.

Take another Oscars category, the announcement of the nominations itself.

The coveted RPS nomination was in itself handsome public recognition of all they have achieved.

Senator Barack Obama's nomination speaks for itself: a watershed event that Mr. Caro sees as the culmination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s and Lyndon B. Johnson's assault on the old Southern guard.

To read blogs requires a willingness to wander from link to link in the hope that some mind-numbingly detailed dispute over, say, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the Catholic Church's position on homosexuality or an Oscar nomination will resolve itself into a usable insight.

The torment is in the expectation -- of the nomination, of the award itself.