Sentence examples for frequent mentions of from inspiring English sources

Frequent mentions of New York are becoming the cardinal's trademark.

As the books gained popularity, fans turned to the frequent mentions of music.

But there is also an institutionalism in his writing, which shows in the frequent mentions of Harvard in his poems.

"It's a matter of subtlety and frequent mentions of it in a nice way in, for example, newsletters," he says.

Included were frequent mentions of BP's payments to the states and complaints from local officials about negative media coverage.

And the frequent mentions of her own games lends the book an unwelcome air of self-promotion.

He made frequent mention of the American West in the early months of the Soviet invasion.

Frequent mention of his friends, particularly Peter Orlovsky and a girl called Maretta.

The writings of man contain frequent mention of the devastation of coastal settlements by sudden great waves.

There is frequent mention of the persecuted and of the duty of bearing the cross.

There was frequent mention of Finquel, a veterinary anesthetic that could gently put a fish to sleep forever.