Sentence examples for given no mention from inspiring English sources

Everett provides a list of Indian musical instruments that appear on the album; of these, tambura, swarmandal and dilruba are similarly given no mention on the sleeve.

Clare Hollingworth's interview gives no mention of the type of "women's journalism" described by Betty Jerman.

But he gave no mention of any charges or why White had not been able to contact his family for six months.

But it gave no mention of its nuclear weapons program — a sign, experts said, that the country might be open to further talks.

The Guardian gave no mention of the 23 November debut episode (editors were understandably busy with the assassination of John F Kennedy the previous day).

It is a serious omission, however, that the Gateway program gives no mention of Billy Strayhorn, who wrote "Take the A Train," or of the other gifted lyricists and composers with whom Ellington collaborated.

In their final statement, summit leaders gave no mention to a criterion they had once agreed was paramount before moving into clinical applications: "broad societal consensus". There is no consensus yet about whether we should engineer human beings and there may never be.

The proposed syllabus celebrates the Communist Party, and gives no mention of the Cultural Revolution or the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.A cauldron coming to boilRebels and government forces fought to control Aleppo, Syria's second city, while Damascus, the capital, remained in government hands.

The previous North American calendar of the ELCA was different from its European counterparts in that it does not give equal weight (and sometimes gives no mention) to persons who may be commemorated in Scandinavian regions.

The remaining studies either gave no mention of dropouts (4, 12– 14) or alternatively stated there was full compliance to the study (5).

"There was no consideration given and no mention given," Ms. Wilson said.