Sentence examples for mentioned as far from inspiring English sources

Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president who drove the country into civil war, is never mentioned, as far as I could tell.

Yet the use of bishops in chess, Mr. Thorarinsson said, is mentioned as far back as the Icelandic sagas from the 10th and 11th centuries — predating the chessmen.

That last detail grows out of the show's setting, which, in a hilarious bit of market-neutral obfuscation, is never mentioned (as far as I could tell).

Update, Friday 12 August: I have been reminded, rightly, that my reference to the crime and courts act mentioned, as far as publishers are concerned, only the stick and not the carrot.

The developer of record, Satoshi Nakamoto, is assumed to be a pseudonym; Nakamoto wasn't mentioned, as far as I could tell, but the true identity of the Bitcoin inventor was the crux of the episode (which involved a federal investigation that as yet has no parallel in the real world).

Skagen was mentioned as far back as the first century AD by Pliny the Elder: :"Promenturium Cimbrorum excurrens in maria longe paeninsulam efficit quae Tastris appellatur" (Book IV, 97) :"The promontory of the Cimbri running far out into the seas makes a peninsula, which is called Tastris".

In a speech that lasted almost two hours, Mr. Mukherjee didn't once mention, as far as I could hear, the phrase "economic reform".

Not to mention, as far as I know, endless electricity and water.

FBN was first to obtain a copy of the report, and in it there's barely a mention of defaults and certainly no mention as far as anyone can see of 50 to 100 large ones materializing any time soon, whether it is this year or just beginning this year as the spinners on the right would have you believe.

A figure of $500m has been mentioned as the amount so far invested in the venture.

It's competitor, the Longstrike, has not been mentioned as, despite it being far more aesthetic, it cannot manage the range or accuracy of the Longshot.