Sentence examples for mention made from inspiring English sources

Nor was any mention made of her specific plans for the future.

This was the first mention, made to the outside world, of the fossil that was to be known as Piltdown Man.

There was less mention made of the possibility that, by taking votes away from Mr. Gore, Mr. Nader could deliver the election to Mr. Bush.

25], why was no mention made of Robert Smithson's wife, the artist Nancy Holt, who brought this extraordinary project to fruition?

Alas, a triumph and gift that went unremarked-upon and unreviewed: no mention made, as far as I could tell, in the dailies in New York or Detroit or Ann Arbor.

Referring to "only 1%" makes a measure seem stingy, encouraging disagreement – but there is no mention made that the benefit shift is a real-terms cut, something many voters might not understand if not spelled out.

Not to mention making the job kind of a bummer.

Not to mention making it Wi-Fi enabled.

We agree, and our lawsuit, which you mention, makes exactly these arguments.

Actually, the mere mention makes most students grimace.

That undermines the program's effectiveness, not to mention making it harder to track students.