Sentence examples for have mentioned how from inspiring English sources

Would he have mentioned how, all too often, parents aren't even there?

Several have mentioned how Capello's style has reminded them of Brian Clough.

He could have mentioned how the game's bad taste had 4,164 fans stewing inside the building before they left in disgust.

He could have mentioned how it demonstrated the social contract in Australia, that wealthy people are less likely to begrudge their taxes going to fund public health because they too benefit.

You might also have mentioned how Britain's so-called national airline, British Airways, has distanced itself from the British regions in favour of operations at London's airports, thus supporting the London-as-a-city-state concept.This is unique among large European countries.

I suspect, with the instinctive perception of children, that he might also have avoided telling me why he was affected for fear of upsetting me – I may have mentioned how quiet the house seemed without the eldest or that I missed her, and he picked up some of that and didn't want to make things worse.

(Stebner had mentioned how the Tex-Mex chain Chili's once offered three items).

Earlier in the day the real Mike Atherton had mentioned how Graham Gooch had highlighted the similarities between England's latest No6 and the young Atherton.

Randolph has mentioned how, for better or worse, Alou always gives his full effort, sometimes at the risk of injuring himself.

In the book's introduction, Freud recounted an incident in which Wilson, as president-elect, deflected a colleague who had mentioned how he had contributed to the success of Wilson's campaign.

During a lunch at Christopher's in Covent Garden in March 2011, Pryce had mentioned how Huhne had got her to take his speeding points at the end of the meal, and "slightly under her breath".