Sentence examples for often mentioned that from inspiring English sources

He often mentioned that, and it is in the record.

She often mentioned that she had grown up with nine adopted siblings who were black and brown.

It's often mentioned that returning soldiers can have a hard time accepting that they are somewhere safe — that an idling car is not a potential suicide bomber.

It is often mentioned that Hope Hicks, the departing White House communications director, used to model, a fact that seems of little relevance to her political life.

Here, clearly, was a fellow fan of the comedian Al Read, who often mentioned that there was enough said at our Edie's wedding.

But since the beginning of the market turmoil last August, he has often mentioned that there would be failures of one or more institutions before things got better.

They often mention that; they often refer to the ACC and what it is doing for them.

Analysts often mention that Standard Chartered, another British bank, wants to expand its presence in the country.

During cross-examination, the city's lawyers often mention that Borough Park leaders were stirred up by the killing.

Camp personnel also often mention that the detainees are given 20 minutes of quiet time five times a day in which to pray.

Mr. Obama often mentions that Mr. Love was a wide receiver on a football scholarship at Duke who also walked onto the basketball team.