Synonyms for nominations
nom·i·na·tions

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1. List of paraphrases for "nominations":

   candidatures, appointments, candidacies, nomination, candidates, nominated, designations, applications, nominating, nominees, proposals, candidature, appointment

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1. Ceci Dempsey:

   Yorgos has such a unique vision. He is very witty, he takes a lot of risks, it's a remarkable feeling to have a film with so many women in it get so many nominations.

2. John Kennedy:

   What I am about to say, I intend to say gently and constructively. And that is this. We need to do more. We need to do more. By we, I mean the Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio Congress. We have completed almost 25 % of the time allotted to this current Congress and what have we done other than nominations, we have done nothing. Zero. Zilch. Nada.

3. Steven Soderbergh:

   That was something we were going to do well before the nominations came out -- we talked about that in January. It's our belief -- that I think is not unfounded -- that actors' speeches tend to be more dramatic than producers' speeches. And so we thought it might be fun to mix it up, especially if people didn't know that was coming, so that was always part of the plan. And then when the nominations came out and there was even the possibility that Chadwick could win posthumously, our feeling was if he were to win and his widow were to speak on his behalf, there would be nowhere to go after that. So we stuck with it.

4. Martin Scorsese:

   It means so much to all of us — to me, Bob, Joe, Al, and the whole team — to be recognized with these nominations.

5. Loren PQ Baybrook:

   I think we’re looking at the middle of the pendulum swing in the history of nominations, a period of apparent balance when the Oscars look eclectic and seem focused on the substance and style of the films themselves.