Sentence examples for we 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?

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?

"It's like a beautiful warm wave when it happens, and it's fun sometimes to play that game about what's been nominated and not nominated, but we really are just looking for the best films that are generally available".

When we nominate moderates, when we nominate a Tweedledum versus Tweedledee, we don't win elections".

Even though and article has been nominated to be deleted, it's possible we really want to fix the problem and save it, if the intentions of the author were in the right place.

"If we nominate a conservative we will defeat Barack Obama".

We will nominate a conservative, and we will beat Barack Obama".

Or maybe we should nominate Herman Cain.

And when we nominate a moderate … we lose".

In addition, developing relationships with the rural and remote health care sector was nominated by all stakeholder groups as a key condition, although networks were strongly identified with metropolitan areas: "If we really want this to work, the network should be NSW [wide]; it should have been inclusive from the beginning".