Sentence examples for really mentioning from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes we get people who focus very much on the science side of things, without ever really mentioning animals," Cannon says.

As SBS's The Family Law has shown, a diverse writer can tackle multicultural Australia in stories about divorce, success, heartbreak and being a fish out of water without ever really mentioning the R-word at all.

That's no doubt part of why the company was a bit cagey about this particular spec, only really mentioning battery as it pertains to the new charging tech.

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

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

'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.

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

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

"I grew up in London and Nigeria and nobody really mentioned Scotland, so it's a revelation being there"."I grew up in London and Nigeria and nobody really mentioned Scotland, so it's a revelation being there".