Sentence examples for never really mentioned from inspiring English sources
He never really mentioned it, but you could tell the defeat stayed with him.
"We've never really mentioned being champions in the build up, it's all about how we want to play the game.
They probably thought it was a bit weird but they never really mentioned it.
I never really mentioned that I was gay for the first few years after joining the BBC.
Another BIG feature of Jack's many talents is, perversely, never really mentioned in any of the articles the papers and magazines write about him.
Most people, however, had never really mentioned their experiences to anyone before because, as a guy called Johnny put it, "I thought I'd just lost my shit, you know?" Dr Cathy Montgomery is a Reader in Psychopharmacology at Liverpool John Moores University, meaning she knows a lot about drugs.
The one unknown is Korea, who never really get a mention.
This calamity — which would have affected Jeannot and Rose as well — is occasionally mentioned but never really incorporated into the emotional structure of the film.
The book mentions but never really explores concerns by more conservative bankers that the central banks have fatally jeopardized their independence by plunging into political thickets beyond their brief.
He mentioned that America never really mourned after 9/11; instead it veered into two wars, a recession and electing its first black president.
Taking my cue from him, I mention that Nimoy never really escaped the character – he called his 1975 memoir I Am Not Spock, but 20 years later titled the followup I Am Spock.
