Sentence examples for proper mention from inspiring English sources

"I'd been in the audience four years earlier after winning bronze in Sydney and thought 'I can't wait to win gold, I'll get a proper mention here'," he says now. "And when I won three medals I thought I might actually be in with a remote shout of winning the thing.

Without giving proper mention to women like civil rights activist Diane Nash and political leaders Shirley Chisholm and Fannie Lou Hamer, girls and boys alike begin to rely on false narratives that suggest that black women either played subservient roles in movements for liberation and resistance, or that we were absent altogether.

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The youngster from Oldham had a privileged upbringing in the game: his father Mike, a professional rugby league player with more clubs than is proper to mention in polite society, joined Ireland as defence co-ordinator in 2002.

We're also considerably more orgasmic, although Dr. Fisher is too proper to mention that.

Mazzie and her husband Jason Danieley have seen fit to publicize her illness, as encouragement for other patients and survivors, so it is only proper to mention it here.

It's proper to mention here that I live in a fully Apple-ized household equipped with one iMac desktop, three MacBook Air laptops, two iPhones, and two iPads.

But a deal would almost surely include proper credit in the film's credits, which previously made no mention of Clowes' source material.

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There's a lot of talk in England these days about the BX.' Mr. Lyons told how he met the King & Queen at the World's Fair but didn't find quite the proper time to mention the Bronx.

As previously mentioned, proper annotation of structurally similar isomers of cinnamic acid derivatives is a difficult task [9].