Sentence examples for greater mention from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, while I faithfully describe Rudd's canary-yellow dinner jacket and black shorts, I should perhaps have made greater mention of the accompanying white socks and work boots.

Over the course of game play, all participants showed increasing emphasis on their problem-solving skills as evidenced through their greater mention of insight, game strategies, and goal comments.

He goes up to Eric Pickles and says: "I'm going to give you a great mention".

"Steve especially gave him a great mention and there is no better accolade than Steve Bruce giving a defender a good drum roll".

The consultation paper makes great mention of the benefits the fund will bring to Telemedicine, Teleworking and Cloud computing, for example, with reference to reducing carbon emissions.

John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats once put together 100 reasons why Ignition (Remix) is great, mentioned almost everything about the song, and still found his list overflowing.

We are nearing the end of the season of the Great Mentioning, with murmurs of a vice presidential pick by Mitt Romney in the next few weeks, and possibly sooner.

If done right, you can really pull in a lot of great mentions, features and even reviews.

It is likely that he is the man Pope Gregory the Great mentioned as "Anamundarus" in 600, indicating that he was still alive at the time.

A comment piece about achievement and frailty in the lives of artistic greats mentioned Wagner's reminder to his favourite Vienna chambermaid to wear purple knickers next time they met.

Or was the horror too great to mention?