Sentence examples for serious nominee from inspiring English sources

For instance, Democratic Senator Tim Johnson is retiring in South Dakota, and his party seems to be having a hell of a time just finding a serious nominee.

The other night, I watched The Master, one of last year's more serious nominees.

The tradition of releasing income tax records for serious potential nominees, and nominees of the two parties is well established.

This is not the season for serious Oscar nominees.

"Senator Kennedy has serious reservations about the nominee and his controversial record on issues of vital importance to the nation's workers," his spokesman, James Manley, said today.

She explained: "We introduced the nominal registration fee to make sure that the OSC for each nominee were serious and committed, and it also helps us defray the administrative costs.

On the Republican side, McCain emerged as the nominee despite serious early problems with fundraising.

We're all better off if they pick somebody who will at least give the Democratic nominee a serious challenge.

The big takeaway here should be that the media gave less coverage to a much more serious and credible Senate nominee than they did to a guy who they all thought was a joke.

Perhaps the comedian will now return as a nominee for a serious drama?

If that's true — and if it holds up — then the Republican nominee is in serious trouble.