Sentence examples for nominee seriously from inspiring English sources

When Senate Republicans (plus West Virginia Democrat Joe Machin) confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court over the weekend, it ended a fiery public battle that saw the Republicans accusing the Democrats of political sabotage when the latter took the sexual assault allegations against the GOP nominee seriously.

When Senate Republicans (plus West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin) confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court over the weekend, it ended a fiery public battle that saw the Republicans accusing the Democrats of political sabotage when the latter took the sexual assault allegations against the GOP nominee seriously.

On Monday's "Daily Show," Noah credited the dubious "first lie" honor to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, who seriously fibbed seconds into the debate with Donald Trump.

Although he has failed to secure the nomination of the Democratic Party, he has become a major political force and the presumptive nominee, Hillary Clinton, must seriously take into account his position on this critical issue.

In every presidential campaign, there is talk about a credible alternative emerging to seriously test the Democratic and Republican nominees.

Which means it's time to take the idea of "Newt Gingrich, Republican nominee," a lot more seriously.

Twenty-five yeago ago, when a young woman named Anita Hill first brought the concept of sexual harassment to the country's attention, accusing Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of some seriously offensive and inappropriate behavior, she was vilified as a "scorned woman" and an "erotomaniac," the New Republic noted recently.

But by being nominees they get treated seriously by the US media, they get nationwide attention by appearing in the debates like the one tonight in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Though there are some serious misses this year, there are also some seriously deserving nominees as well including the brilliant Michelle Williams in My Week With Marilyn and Martin Scorsese for his incredible Hugo.

He quickly backed off that statement – the result was a policy that looked like a muddled mess, as even rightwing talk radio host Rush Limbaugh admitted of the nominee: "I never took him seriously on immigration".

Trump has become less of a joke and more of a seriously possible Republican nominee since then, and we've seen artists who previously ignored Trump's hatemongering begin to respond.