Sentence examples for mentioning that one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ryan, who did not serve in the military, sought to burnish his defense credentials, mentioning that "one of my buddies just got out of Green Beret school here".

What is more is that if the Open Letter even attempts to infer such intentions, they will risk contradicting their own argument in point 9c mentioning that one may not recklessly interpret another's intention.

While on the topic, it bears mentioning that one human is still referred to as Homo sapiens, which means "wise man" and does not represent the plural of "Homo sapien".

On the other hand, it is worth mentioning that one of the nodal planes of the first-motion polarity determined by Japan Meteorological Agency (Fig. 4) is compatible with this foreshock plane, suggesting the causal relationship between the foreshocks and the mainshock.

It is worth mentioning that one category of such experiences 'inappropriate touching and groping' actually constitutes sexual assault under UK law.

It is also telling that you cite the Shaw Group's contacts with Joe Allbaugh, a former head of FEMA, while not mentioning that one of Shaw's founders was until recently the chairman of the Louisiana Democratic Party.

It makes sense to mention that one can find full discussions and nice examples about the choice of f in [2, 4, 5].

It is nevertheless interesting to mention that one can describe the dynamics of the domain boundaries between linguistic categories in terms of correlated random walkers.

"Even today people come up to me and mention that one-minute-to-go moment.

My guide occasionally stopped to point out the window and mention, "That one's mine... and that one's mine... and that one's mine".

On Saturday no one mentioned that one of the announcers has a day job as governor of Minnesota.