Sentence examples for really mention from inspiring English sources

But while the film fully foregrounds this, his actual testimony didn't really mention it.

"Both of our thoughts were on the subject, but we didn't really mention it," he added.

Fortunately, there's one easy thing you can do to get it running faster that Apple doesn't really mention.

But Nick Clegg hardly mentioned foreign policy in his conference speech last week, and Miliband did not really mention it in his speech either.

I shouldn't really mention this, but Kookoo is currently in negotiations to play his first lead in a romantic comedy, starring opposite Kate Hudson in "Look What I Found in Your Hair".

In his New Statesman editorial, Rowan Williams didn't really mention what role, if any, faith groups could have in the landscape of welfare services that the government is seeking to reform.

He never really mentioned it, but you could tell the defeat stayed with him.

'No one really mentions my songs,' she says, startled, perched on a plastic seat.

Bizarrely, no one ever really mentioned this might be a problem.

If anyone talked to the hand, no one really mentioned it back then.

Again, these points are not really mentioned (I don't even find the words "subsidy" or "guarantee" in the text).