Sentence examples for almost never mentioned from inspiring English sources

"He almost never mentioned him and certainly not this early," she said.

The French retreat from Vietnam in 1954 — a precedent that augured failure — was almost never mentioned.

Although it is almost never mentioned, freshness is a tremendous factor in the taste of chocolates.

The city is almost never mentioned in the history of the period, and archaeological remains are few.

The group's name is almost never mentioned in public and instead referred to as "BH" or "the terror".

But the House will decide on an issue so arcane that it is almost never mentioned by supporters or opponents.

But he almost never mentions the requirement that individuals buy coverage.

Mr. Romney, who almost never mentions Supreme Court appointments, probably would listen to the demands of the movement-conservative community, which dominates legal issues within the party.

He gets bonus points for almost never mentioning that his son Jimmy was a marine stationed in Iraq until this month.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE Mr. Bush has not made a priority of revisions in the current system of financing political campaigns and almost never mentions it in campaign speeches.

They almost never mention the grand issues of the day; nearly all have to do with paying back favors for old family friends in an old-boy network.