Sentence examples for rarely nominated from inspiring English sources

Ambitious shows, odd shows, and small shows were rarely nominated.

Historically, parties have rarely nominated the most ideologically extreme candidates in their field.

Athletes are rarely nominated for a Whiting Award (though the committee might consider R.A. Dickey of the Mets next year).

The true purpose of the Oscars is being Hollywood's hand-mirror, and there's a reason foreign-language films are very rarely nominated for best picture, let alone win it.

Films with freaky-deaky premises (Inception, ET, A Clockwork Orange) can get nominated, but rarely – if ever – take the big prize.

Richard Billingham, the photographer who has made art out of images of his dysfunctional family, in their tower block home which his alcoholic father Ray rarely lives, is also nominated for his recent startling change of direction to deserted urban streetscapes under blazing blue skies.

It is an American award (as proven by the nationalistic favoritism that got Demián Bichir, Jean Dujardin, and Gary Oldman nominated), and it rarely goes to performers who flaunt it all on screen, such as Kate Winslet in "The Reader".

In the Flesh was a solid series, that did a good job of putting a fresh, British take on both the awkwardness of teen life and zombie horror; that said, he's surely the outside bet this year – historically, this award rarely even nominates performances from dramas that stray from realist parameters so it's hard to imagine a story about people living with Partially Deceased Syndrome winning.

Nudged by the well-organised Madelyn, Mokae was rarely out of work and was nominated for another Tony in 1993, for Tug Yourgrau's The Song of Jacob Zulu.

Mr Bush, rarely one to back down from a fight, nominated Mr Alito on Monday morning.Both left and right have learned the value of defining a nominee quickly first impressions stick.

Appellate nominees that are nominated in an election year are rarely confirmed, and before today there were already signs that Senate Republicans would not confirm any appellate nominations made in 2016.