Sentence examples for never mentioned even from inspiring English sources

She had never mentioned even to the "authorized" Peters that for five years prior to his death Williams had coöperated on a biography with the theatre producer Lyle Leverich.

The theory, grounded in the idea of evolutionary inertia and an analysis of the structure and evolution of human memory, is never mentioned — even though it represents the key idea that animates the entire book.

And while he never mentioned, even after days of questions about the release, that the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, was also involved in the investigation, a spokeswoman for the Department of Investigation said yesterday that the prosecutor had been summoned more than a week ago.

Strangely, the experts never mention even more damning new "discoveries" about the middle-aged brain, like the 2004 study of scans by Harvard researchers revealing declines in key memory and learning genes that become significant by age 40.

It's more urgent too, given that he was behind the wheel when the accident occurred — which he never mentions even as his awareness of it colors his every gesture and glance.

Never mentioned or even implied is the shamefulness of a job that doesn't permit a worker to afford his own commute.

(Odd how it's never mentioned that even the legendary Jennifer Grey elected to get plastic surgery only after she turned 30, which is also known as the age when the same women in Hollywood that Elle was celebrating on Monday night so often find themselves challenged to find substantive work).

He never mentioned that evening at the bus depot to us or to anyone else.

In his speech at the congress, he never mentioned the Kurds, even though many of the party's Kurdish delegates had voted for him.

Ensign said it about ten times and Matthews never mentioned it and even adopted the word.

Black then concealed his membership while in Washington, never mentioning it even to Roosevelt.