Sentence examples for mentioned but of from inspiring English sources

There is one man who is never mentioned, but of whom every chapter reminds the reader.

The problem with pumping undiluted blood is not an issue of viscosity, as originally mentioned, but of ion concentration, which Bazant's group is now working to understand.

In Zambezia, lack of health facilities was also mentioned, but lack of water, food, schools, and transportation, and the poor condition of roads, were all mentioned more often.

Habit is a frequently mentioned but understudied cause of political action.

The Scottish parliament was mentioned but a majority of around 50 voted to stay overnight.

Hard-working and financially pressed families were regularly mentioned -- but of the plight of the one in seven Americans living in poverty, there is yet to be a single mention.

(A leading encyclopedic dictionary (Werhane and Freeman 1997) boasts a handful of mentions of, but no entry devoted to, shareholder theory).

The things you mentioned, of course, but I appreciate that he treats me as an equal.

But the most mentioned piece of advice?

But mentions of digital threats were dispersed throughout her approximately 35-minute address to an auditorium of various Department of Homeland Security officials.

Romney's plan includes 154 references to oil, but just 14 mentions of solar and 10 mentions of wind -- with zero references to climate change.