Sentence examples for really nominate from inspiring English sources

Could we really nominate it for an award that hinges on George Orwell's ambition to expose lies and reveal truths when its author had just been convicted of perverting the course of justice?

The question on many Oscar watchers minds is: Will the Academy really nominate a movie in which a bride-to-be has a bowel movement in the middle of a street?

Just last month, he told CNN's Anderson Cooper that he "honestly [doesn't] know" whether the Obama was born in the U.S. Matthews asked former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R) on "Hardball" Tuesday whether the GOP can really nominate a candidate with such fringe views.

Was Ghost really nominated for the best picture Oscar?

Have the gods over at the Mercury Prize 2015 shortlist really nominated Aphex Twin for the prestigious and very important Mercury Prize?

If the content is very basic, a better option may be to use the {{stub}} tag, or, if it's really bad, nominate it for deletion as incomplete or inaccurate.

But if he doesn't, would Republicans really consider nominating someone who is so deeply unpopular among his own constituents?

By Broti Gupta February 27, 2017 Best Original Screenplay So rarely does a screenplay leave us saying "Wow," or "That was original," or "That should really be nominated for an Oscar".

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Tony Hale, "Veep" Tony Hale should really be nominated for "Veep" and "Arrested Development".

Has the very famous and critically adored producer known as Aphex Twin really been nominated for a very famous music prize?

If you don't nominate really credible candidates you have a chance of not even taking advantage of a good year, and this could be a good year".