Sentence examples for nominee drawing from inspiring English sources

After Donald Trump's wife, Melania, was dogged by accusations of cribbing her remarks from the current first lady and Texas senator Ted Cruz conspicuously failed to endorse the nominee, drawing boos from the crowd, Ivanka Trump was her father's last, best chance at being presented in a flattering light to voters tuning in to the campaign for the first time.

Several of the conventioneers spoke disdainfully of Senator Kerry in terms that were strikingly reminiscent of the way Al Gore was described by Republicans four years ago when he was the Democratic nominee, drawing contrasts between what they said was Mr. Kerry's "flip-flopping" on issues and Mr. Bush's "integrity".

In Clinton's case, the donations went to a charitable foundation that does laudable work and from which the Democratic presidential nominee draws no salary.

Mr. Edwards, a former North Carolina senator and the 2004 vice presidential nominee, drew loud cheers and the first standing ovation of the afternoon when he delivered an impassioned argument about how he intended to change Washington.

Early on, the incendiary candidacy of the Republican nominee drew warranted comparisons to the brand of racist populism that George Wallace deployed in his 1968 campaign, and to Barry Goldwater's 1964 electoral insurgency.

Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party presidential nominee, drew a parallel on Wednesday between the Syrian government's targeting of noncombatants in that nation's civil war and the accidental bombing of civilians by United States-backed forces.

In fact, Hillary Clinton has had her bald-faced moments moments that are too kindly described as 'lawyerly.' " But Trump is in a category of his own). Early on, the incendiary candidacy of the Republican nominee drew warranted comparisons to the brand of racist populism that George Wallace deployed in his 1968 campaign, and to Barry Goldwater's 1964 electoral insurgency.

It is unlikely that any nominee drawn from that list would look kindly on Roe.

The nomination of Sonia Sotomayor, widely described in media accounts as the first Hispanic nominee, drew more attention to the question of Cardozo's ethnicity.

The lesson that our presumptive nominee draws from Remain's failure is that she must vigorously and promptly contest every one of Trump's claims.

Besides John Y . Brown the dissenting Democrats' nominee, the Populist Party nominated a candidate, drawing votes from Goebel's populist base.