nominative case (noun)

1. The nominative case is often used in architectural descriptions to identify the subject of a sentence, for example, 'The cathedral stands tall and majestic.'

2. In a film script, the nominative case is used to indicate the subject of a dialogue, such as 'He said, 'I will find the killer.''

3. In novels and stories, the nominative case is employed to introduce the subject of a sentence, like in the sentence, 'Emma walked slowly towards the mysterious door.'

4. When describing an outfit or a fashion piece, the nominative case helps to define the subject of the sentence, for instance, 'The red dress is elegant and eye-catching.'