Sentence examples for mentioned in such from inspiring English sources

After this series, it won't be long before he's mentioned in such august company.

Malhotra is aware that his name is being mentioned in such talks.

This odd and somewhat constipated book is unlikely to be mentioned in such august company, or anything like.

"I think it might embarrass Stuart to hear mice mentioned in such a belittling manner," Mrs. Little told her husband.

There are many things that are mentioned in such contexts, like the bikini bridge or thigh gap or sternum ski-lift or some other guff.

Her lawyer, Peter J. Neufeld, said that Ms. Brown gave a straightforward account of petty theft, and did not embroider her story with the more garish sums often mentioned in such cases.

Altmetric for Institutions (a new tool which collates and disambiguates the online mentions for any published article) includes article mentions in such sources – NICE guidelines and the NHS Evidence Base at the moment – which hopefully will be extended to track similar outputs from other areas of scholarly activity, in particular the humanities and social sciences.

There he is, smiling, humble, industrious, and hidden, in Arnold Rampersad's two-volume biography, "The Life of Langston Hughes" (1986 and 1988), not to mention in such important recent works about the period as Carla Kaplan's "Miss Anne in Harlem" and Farah Jasmine Griffin's "Harlem Nocturne" (both 2013).

Graham neglects to mention in such statements that all criminals in the United States have always had constitutional rights in U.S. courts -- these rights are, after all, enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.

Although 'Phi' and 'Psi' shaped inserts are classified as 'tree' shaped configurations, the curled parts used in those configurations make them different with the tree-shaped configurations already mentioned in literature (such as T, H, I and X-shaped configurations).

Another approach sees Plato as engaged with and heavily influenced by Pythagorean ideas in passages where the Pythagoreans are not specifically mentioned in dialogues such as the Cratylus (401b11-d7) and Phaedo (101b10-104c9)(Horky 2013).