Sentence examples for instead mentioned from inspiring English sources

As investigators worked to figure out why Long killed 12 and injured more than two dozen, Donald Trump on Friday did not address the issue of gun control and instead mentioned mental illness.

At TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin (video below), Tinder founder and CEO Sean Rad didn't reveal exact user counts, but instead mentioned the app sees 3.5 million matches and 350 million swipes a day.

This greatly befuddled renowned director Stanley Kubrick who, when asked about new trends among directors like Scorsese and Spielberg in the early 1980s, instead mentioned Weill and Girlfriends.

The National Hurricane Center did not forecast any further weakening before the extratropical transition, but instead mentioned the possibility of baroclinic strengthening.

Many could not identify a specific cause, but instead mentioned perceived predisposing or risk factors.

Supervision was instead mentioned as a data-gathering exercise for monitoring and evaluation of the APE programme.

(Koestenbaum doesn't even directly state his subject's actual birth date -- about which Warhol was characteristically enigmatic -- but instead mentions that his 17th birthday occurred on the day the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Aug. 6, 1945).

When asked what he learned from his predecessor, Davis did not refer to Knight, instead mentioning that he had been at a Miami Heat practice and was amazed at how great a coach Pat Riley was.

Saying you did an MA because you didn't want to get a job isn't very inspiring, even if it's true – instead, mention the most interesting thing you learned in your MA.

The most recent report on Abkhazia from the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, released in May, does not refer to "Abkhazia, Georgia" as previous reports did, but instead mentions only "the Mission" rather than the "Mission in Georgia".

But there is no need to solicit attention for Gogol's masterpiece, and I will instead mention the pleasure I have found in many readings of the great Brazilian prose classic "Rebellion in the Backlands," as the title is translated by Samuel Putnam.