Sentence examples for perceived oscar from inspiring English sources

It is not a mandatory stop for perceived Oscar front-runners.

But what got Hollywood buzzing was the complete shutout of a perceived Oscar front-runner — Paramount's "True Grit," directed by Ethan and Joel Coen — and the boost voters gave to "The Fighter," a gritty boxing drama that took more than four years to make and that received six nominations.

LOS ANGELES -- GOLDEN GLOBE voters did little to clear up a blurry awards picture in Hollywood on Thursday, giving films like "The Artist," "The Help" and" The Descendants" roughly the same number of nominations and snubbing some perceived Oscar front-runners.

Filmmaker Spike Lee stated the perceived Oscar snub proves "We're not free at last, not free at last, we're not -- according to the Academy -- free at last!" Selma has largely received positive reviews.

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Spike Lee has denied that he called for a boycott of the Academy Awards ceremony in the wake of criticism of the Oscars' perceived lack of diversity.

If "Unbroken" is perceived as a non-starter by Oscar voters, it might be another quiet morning in the Jolie household come Jan . 15

If "The Green Mile" is at a disadvantage because of its Stephen King origins, "The Sixth Sense" is doubly cursed because it's perceived as a horror movie, and Oscars just don't go to films with gore and ghosts.

Setting aside the perceived snub of "Selma" in the Oscars nominations last week, director Ava DuVernay and producer Oprah Winfrey joined their cast and crew to march alongside local residents of Selma, Ala., on Sunday in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

By the start of the year Lincoln had garnered the most Golden Globe and Oscar nominations and was the perceived frontrunner.

Harris was poking fun at a perceived lack of diversity surrounding this year's Oscars, where minority nominees were absent from all four acting categories.