Sentence examples for it's often mentioned from inspiring English sources

It's often mentioned that returning soldiers can have a hard time accepting that they are somewhere safe — that an idling car is not a potential suicide bomber.

The adjectives "cheery," "upbeat," and "down-to-earth" follow her around in the press; it's often mentioned that she once dreamed of being a backup singer for Billy Joel.

While it's often mentioned that young customers demand speed, the reality is that every customer wants to see a retailer make shopping more convenient and easy.

It's often mentioned that adopting a consistent evening routine can help with insomnia, and research finds that certain habits like a warm bath and reducing screen time correlate with quality sleep.

Due to the game's lengthy development cycle it was often mentioned alongside Duke Nukem Forever, another long-anticipated game that had seen many years of protracted development and engine changes.

It is often mentioned that today's modern biotechnology originated from the alcohol fermentation of primitive man.

Community psychiatry, one of the fundamental elements of WHO mental health initiatives, is in its infancy in Hungary, although it is often mentioned in the National Programme of Mental Health, but only at a rhetoric level, without any actual plan about how this new paradigm will be introduced and realized [ 11].

It is often mentioned as something that would result if America adopted guaranteed issue and community rating without a mandate.

(Juilliard grants graduate students a certificate rather than an M.F.A., but it is often mentioned with Yale and N.Y.U).

It is often mentioned as a key influence in studies of early modernism, but it had been out of print for decades even when I was a student.

It is often mentioned that Hope Hicks, the departing White House communications director, used to model, a fact that seems of little relevance to her political life.