Sentence examples for sort of mention from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia vs. Libraries?: "Some of the older librarians still raise their eyebrows at any sort of mention or use of Wikipedia.

Notably absent in the two companies' announcements today was any sort of mention of which OEMs are planning to support AllJoyn more directly – something that's a necessary part to any sort of grand scheme to launch any AirPlay "killer," so to speak.

Barack and Michelle Obama deserve some sort of mention here, for reportedly inking a book deal worth a jaw-dropping $65 million.

Not really "political theater," but certainly melodramatic, Senator Bob Menendez proposed to his sweetheart in the Capitol's rotunda, which deserves some sort of mention (she said "yes").

On purely amusing grounds, Ted Cruz pretending to audition for The Simpsons deserves some sort of mention, especially him quoting (while twirling, of course) Kang and Kodos: "Forwards, not backwards!

And then they sort of mention that they might want to blow up a night club because that would be really cool, there are a lot of slags, and that's the bit that gets pulled out by the media.

"Because Izhar Patkin, who owns the space, had sort of mentioned this to us," she said.

But to be sort of mentioned among them is a true honor".

But when you were talking about Bush who, by the way, is about 10 points lower than me, you sort of mentioned like, you know, can Kasich beat Bush?

So then I sort of vaguely mentioned what I might have, without saying it's virtually finished.

Both said they don't tolerate the sort of practices mentioned in the report, and cited steps they have taken to make sure working conditions at their processing plants are safe and humane.