Sentence examples for mention often from inspiring English sources

You mention "often exaggerated" figures of "Indian atrocities".

The invocations mention, often casually, the past exploits of the deity.

But the net result is something fresh and new – not to mention often raucously entertaining.

But the gears and the grease that keep this big machine humming are people who can be generally described with less glamorous adjectives: underpaid, uninsured, overworked and sweaty (not to mention often heavily tattooed, bearded, hung over and painfully burdened by loan payments for their M.F.A. degrees).

They're hardly more troublesome than (and, as Gottlieb does not mention, often identical with) those of the non-F.P.T.P. alternatives, "approval voting," where you put an X next to the candidates you find acceptable, but without ranking them, and "range voting," where you give points to the candidates, like stars in a movie or restaurant review, and the candidate with the most points wins.

Murdoch gifted one of the test pressings of Tigermilk to his church minister, which seems appropriate, given that faith is an integral aspect of his songwriting – albeit in a way that's far more whimsical and quizzical than preachy (not to mention often juxtaposed with profound impiety).

Luck is mentioned often.

Colors of Pia's dresses mentioned often.

Roasted kale crisps for snacks were mentioned often.

If good taste is mentioned, often the reaction of sophisticates is a counterintuitive: "Oh, yuck".

And he mentioned, often, the "unfinished business" of going back to Wembley to win the Cup.