Sentence examples for mentioned a range from inspiring English sources

The various provenances mentioned a range of recognizable institutions and private players in the trade in Northwest Coast artifacts: the Fowler Museum, the Heye Foundation, the collections of the late Andy Warhol and Ralph Altman.

In addition, he mentioned a range of other "investments" to ensure that despite China's fast-growing military might, America would still be able to "rapidly project military power if needed to meet our security commitments" in the region.

In his 1976 monograph on Allosaurus, James Madsen mentioned a range of bone sizes which he interpreted to show a maximum length of 12-13 m.

Stakeholders mentioned a range of physical and psychological conditions affecting humanitarian entrants and older migrants.

Teachers, students and parents mentioned a range of positive effects of the life skills educational sessions.

Patients mentioned a range of person-specific and context-specific cognitions as reasons for these core cognitions.

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You could observe dramas of all sizes, seductions and breakups and screaming showdowns, collapses baroque or understated -- not to mention a range of approaches to dancing, many of them pitiful, which is why strobe lights were invented.

Much of what I tell them I have learned by osmosis from those O.K. O.K.'ers at The New Yorker, not to mention a range of others, from Miss Bartholomew, of Princeton Junior High School, to Carmen Gomezplata, of Farrar, Straus & Giroux.

Joseph Martens, the commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, acknowledged that the titles for many of these properties were "very confused," mentioning a range of mix-ups, including contested tax sales, poor descriptions of property lines, or cases where two landowners both thought they owned the same property.

Social problems in the area appeared to be greater emotional stress factors than the volcano, with 21 participants mentioning a range of social issues, from crime (related to drugs, alcohol) to dangerous road conditions and anthropogenic environmental pollution.