Sentence examples for of never mentioning from inspiring English sources

He has mastered the art of never mentioning the treasurer's name in public, exhausting every possible circumlocution.

Her model was the popular historian Barbara Tuchman, who made a point of never mentioning an outcome until its proper moment in the story.

English biography was then in its infancy, and though some of its more daring practitioners (including Johnson himself, in his "Lives of the Poets") had abandoned the convention of never mentioning a subject's flaws, no one had ever gone as far as Boswell, who was determined that "there should be shade as well as light".

According to Rove, following the dinner Bush told him to tell Ken Mehlman, the chairman of the R.N.C., to "never mention Reid's family again".

The film is shy of such details, never mentioning that he was also drawn to cocaine.

Wouldn't I be truest to the spirit of Christmas by never mentioning the holiday to them?

As discussed in the second paragraph of section 5 above, Eudemus, who wrote a series of histories of mathematics never mentions Pythagoras by name.

A number of later Epicureans relied almost exclusively on the earliest Epicurean texts, never mentioning those of later generations.

An appetizer described as "breast of duck sautéed with apple and finished with a light wine sauce" was, in reality, a mountain of greens (never mentioned) topped with paper-thin slices of duck drizzled with a beige sauce.

Of course, never mentioned during those photo ops is the dark underbelly of Silicon Valley.

Beck, of course, never mentions their ethnicity.