Sentence examples for mentioned nowhere from inspiring English sources

"Plan Colombia" is mentioned nowhere.

The family keeps a low profile about its role; its name is mentioned nowhere on the site.

His masters were the Edwardian novelists John Galsworthy, Compton Mackenzie, and Joseph Conrad — the first two mentioned nowhere in Corrigan's book, while Conrad gets a sentence.

Unlike her friends, Brunning had chosen the hand-to-mouth feeding method, which is mentioned nowhere in any shark safety advisory guidelines we can find.

The clincher is a reference to her brother, Charaxos – whose very existence has long been doubted, since he is mentioned nowhere in previously discovered fragments of Sappho.

(It's not hard to imagine that order came from the league office, because the controversy is mentioned nowhere on NHL.com, even though it is being widely reported and Campbell has commented on it).

White mentions nowhere in his biography on his official web site that he is a Democrat.

-Mentions that the woman cited above "was tested and had no sign of Lyme," but mentions nowhere in the article that multiple studies have determined that the two-tiered IDSA-recommended tests are less than 50percentt sensitive, meaning that they result in false negatives for at least half of people who have Lyme disease.

People will instantly pick up on it and you will be extremely embarrassed, not to mention nowhere near your goal of being popular.

As a result, they are mentioned almost nowhere.

(NOTE: Nowhere is cactus mentioned as a source...) An agave field is an unnerving sight.