Sentence examples for not much mentioned from inspiring English sources

But not much mentioned.

And below them, not much mentioned, is the bottom drawer, filled with dark-skinned migrants with alien beliefs (Syrians, Turks).

Although it was not much mentioned specifically in the course of the campaign, Trump took a determined stand against existing and proposed multilateral trade agreements, saying he could negotiate more favourable deals bilaterally with national capitals.

These meanings may be traceable to the artist's milieu, whether social or political or even personal (unfortunately not much mentioned here), but they emanate from specific uses of specific materials, from what Ms. Beckwith calls "the art form," as opposed to "the art context".

Alas, there's not much mentioned in terms of an ETA for this update beyond "sometime in June".

The use of demand driven research networks responding to policymakers' evidence needs, as identified in the literature, was not much mentioned as a facilitating factor by policymakers.

For the first decades of computing, the term "algorithm" wasn't much mentioned.

The NFL Network doesn't much mention them, and ESPN seems roused only by Ray Rice.

There is not much mention of the bankers, perhaps because these are policy wonks.

There is not much mention of Vietnam in "Selma"; in this, the filmmakers did Johnson a kindness.

(Not much mention of virgin births, salvation and damnation in these pages, except as instances of "unwarranted," not to say crazy, beliefs).