Sentence examples for mentioned too much from inspiring English sources

The Panthers' Josh Mansour hasn't been mentioned too much in Origin discussions but he is a beast of a winger who is well suited to Origin.

It is not an issue on which Europhiles like to dwell, with most viewing national sovereignty as an awkward sacrifice – ideally not mentioned too much – on the road to a single Europe.

"Before the Queen's visit, we daren't have mentioned too much about a visit of Prince Charles because it would've brought the wrath of certain elements.

Though MSNBC has prominent black anchors like Al Sharpton and Melissa Harris-Perry, neither of them were ever mentioned too much for the marquee 8 PM slot, even though Harris-Perry has the same nerdy wonk approach to television as Hayes.

I suspect that he is far too clever - not to mention too much of an outsider himself - to be a truly devout snob.

Also, I thought that if perhaps I read about our current leader, it might distract me from thinking about one of our aspiring future leaders, whose name I really do not want to mention too much.

There are also controversies with potential port site recurrence after curative resection of tumor, not to mention too much economical costs.

Aromatherapy was mentioned, too.

Zidane was tired and frustrated, and Materazzi's words — no one is saying precisely what they were, though Zidane said his mother and sister were mentioned — proved too much.

Although it does act favorably on hormones, as I also mentioned before, too much HIIT work can lead to overtraining (chronic fatigue) or stagnation (inability to get new/better results).

Out of the ten FGDs with pregnant women, four groups mentioned "thinking too much" or "thinking a lot" as symptoms of mental illness.