Sentence examples for was indeed nominated from inspiring English sources

She was indeed nominated this year -- for best supporting actress in a drama series; she was not absent from the list.

Rourke, who was indeed nominated for an Academy Award, said, "There was a move I had to do, a scissors kick around a guy's neck, and I just couldn't get it.

He looked at the deliberations of the Nobel Committee from 1961 (their 50 years of classification now passed) and saw that Mr. Tolkien was indeed nominated by his fellow fantasy writer C.S. Lewis, The Guardian reported.

As for Representative Charles B. Rangel's interests, he was indeed the nominating party, but the unanimous decision was made by an entire board of directors.

I am, indeed, indeed.

"It's great to be nominated.

One of the pitfalls of the Turner prize as an institution is the mismatch of shortlist and show: the work for which the artists are nominated is not necessarily – indeed very rarely – what the public gets to see in the gallery.

To be clear, we are not suggesting that a person's precise position in the observed network, nor indeed whether he was nominated as a friend or not (and by whom), traces out the actual path by which he acquired (or did not acquire) the flu.

Indeed it was Jones who nominated Willis – then a full-time TGWU official – for the TUC post, a move which some saw as Jones's tactical ploy to put his own man inside Congress House, something Willis always denied.

Indeed, Judge Smith was nominated by President Bush to an appeals court but now had the problem of winning confirmation from a branch of government he had just insulted.

Indeed, Narrow Stairs was nominated for "Best Alternative Music Album" and "I Will Possess Your Heart" received a nomination for "Best Rock Song" at the 51st Grammy Awards.