Sentence examples for With mentioning of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'with mentioning of' is not correct or usable in written English
Rather, 'mentioning of' can be used to introduce a noun, as in, "Mentioning of his accomplishments, John earned a promotion."
Similarly, a usage of negative adjectives in connection with mentioning of a group or person may indicate negative identification.
Identification with a group or cause can be expressed for instance by a usage of positive adjectives in connection with mentioning of the group.
Aid proposals are now replete with mentions of the word "community".
But social media is thick with mentions of both the new programming and the new paradigm.
Not surprisingly, her remarks were filled with mentions of her father, who died when she was 5 years old.
With mentions of Monster Munches and UmBongo drinks, there is a slightly old-fashioned tinge to the whole proceedings.
These are Venezuelan-style rent controls, they have screeched, with mentions of Vietnam also thrown in for good measure.
Adama also misleads his minions with mention of a peaceful haven that even he thinks is unattainable.
Mr. White's testimony was filled with mentions of the Klan, Jim Crow, segregation, racial epithets and lynch mobs.
Sporting Ralph Lauren Polo and peppering his talk with mention of portfolios, consultants and gold awards, he made a fascinating tour guide.
It started and ended with mentions of Hurricane Sandy, which devastated parts of New York weeks before Thanksgiving.
