Sentence examples for merely mentions from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Mr. Hastings merely mentions the fact of the rich rewards for corporate failure.

Its official blog merely mentions "6 billion visits per month" sent to news sites and Google News claims to connect "1 billion unique users a week to news content" (to put things in perspective, the NYT.com or the Huffington Post are cruising at about 40 million UVs per month).

I was secretly hoping that Simon Callow might choose Stop All the Clocks, the poem famously read over his coffin at the end of Four Weddings and a Funeral; but he merely mentions it in his introduction while opting for another Auden poem, Lullaby – the same choice as Simon Schama.

And users can also choose to have news included that merely mentions the company v. articles that really focus on that particular business – see the slider in the image to the right.

In a letter to a Florida state legislator, he explained, "A book which merely mentions [evolution] as a hypothesis can be considered as giving information as to views held, which is very different from teaching it as fact" (Larson 2003: 52).

Homer merely mentions that they are in the place where he needs them the most.

Merely mentioning it, he erupts into disdainful giggles.

In his memo, Mr. Burke merely mentioned Ms. Zalaznick's leaving and praised her contributions.

Merely mentioning the figure frustrated him, since he said his study has been widely misquoted.

(Merely mentioning the new palatial headquarters of the Metropolitan Transit Authority downtown incites fury in the Valley).

Merely mentioning the existence of such restrictions can land you in trouble.