The flyleaf of his translation of Sir Gawain, for instance, mentions "an adventure of a certain knight, during which Professor Silverstein commanded an Air Force unit which requisitioned the Eiffel Tower".
Plutarch, for instance, mentions an objection to the Stoic theory of the soul's interaction with the body, which implies that Arcesilaus argued against the fundamental mechanism of perception in Zeno's account (On Common Conceptions 1078c).
In "Enter Right, Exit Left," his May 23 Op-Ed article about Yale undergraduates' attitudes toward the war in Iraq, Joshua Foer attributes their former support to "untempered idealism," but in his survey of classmates' responses to the fighting, he doesn't mention a single instance of a current Yale student deciding to actually fight in the war.
(Sabine, for instance, mentions a friend's mother who used to survive on a can of tuna a day).
Some people include in the definition of subtweeting an instance when one mentions a person's name but doesn't @ mention a person's name.
For instance, question #9 mentions a 'reward of some kind'.
The lack of names for animal kinds is also noteworthy; as in the corresponding passage from HA II, fish are mentioned once as an instance of blooded animals that lack the organs in question; but the stress throughout is on this particular system of organs in whichever blooded animals have them.
A concert series, T-Mobile Presents Google Music, had 1,637 mentions, for instance.
He never mentions, for instance, losing his temper with his subordinates, though he was famous for his tantrums.
What is even odder is that where it mentions, for instance, speadsheets it says "even Microsoft Excel" but then doesn't mention Google Docs.
