Sentence examples for publicly nominated from inspiring English sources

But the vast majority of publicly nominated artists were "ghastly Sunday painters, 600 of whose friends had clubbed together for them".

Meanwhile the system by which Labour MPs publicly nominate candidates for the leadership and deputy leadership militates in favour of the status quo.

But the MP for Hemsworth, who was instrumental in Ed Miliband's rise to Labour leadership and the first MP to publicly nominate Jeremy Corbyn for leader, says he is determined to push for greater equality.

Although I was the first MP publicly to nominate Jeremy Corbyn as leader I did not predict the subsequent events.

Dr. Graham has not spoken publicly since he was nominated this month.

Allen Daviau, who was nominated as cinematographer, publicly complained, "I can't second-guess the Academy, but I feel very sorry that I get nominations and Steven doesn't.

Mr. Rumsfeld's newly nominated deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, has publicly advocated that policy.

With that criticism, one of the nation's most prominent Jewish groups was publicly chastising the first Jew to be nominated by a major party for national office.

Despite generating massive amounts of conversation around their movies, most celebrities nominated for an Oscar have publicly shamed social media at one point or another.

We performed in silico analysis of the specific CpG site (cg13015534) nominated in our study, using publicly available ENCODE ChIP-seq data in the UCSC genome browser (http://genome.ucsc.edu/) (Supplementary Material, Fig. S7).

The Treasury, Mr Suskind writes, "was busy saying publicly" that Mr Geithner had signed a recusal agreement upon being nominated to be treasury secretary.