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Sentence examples for ever mentioned from inspiring English sources

The phrase "ever mentioned" is usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been mentioned at some point in the past. For example, "Has this idea ever mentioned before?".

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No one ever mentioned it.

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The New Yorker

Not one guy ever mentioned it.

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The New York Times - Sports

No one had ever mentioned her before.

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The New York Times

Forget I ever mentioned it.

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The New York Times

Nobody has ever mentioned it.

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The Guardian - Film

Nobody had ever mentioned this.

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The New York Times - Books

No one ever mentioned the cost.

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The Guardian - Lifestyle

In others, it is barely ever mentioned.

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The New York Times

No one ever mentioned your race.

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The New York Times

No critic has ever mentioned the N.Y.U.

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The New Yorker

Have I ever mentioned my fascination with Grover Cleveland?

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