Sentence examples for thought mention from inspiring English sources

Who would have thought mention of Whitlam abolishing conscription would electrify a crowd in 2014?

He also said that he thought mentioning Mr. Vance or Mr. Aborn would make it appear as though he was trying to shirk jury duty.

The first thought mentioned?

I also found a blog about them, which I thought mentioned the word "titwhizz," which I thought was hysterical and funny.

Real estate listings have begun to (half-jokingly, I think?) mention nearby PokéStops as selling points.

The finance minister has, I think, mentioned these challenges.

She went on to say: 'Your French teacher … I think, mentioned you used the word terrorism.' "I remembered the lesson and explained that I had mentioned the phrase eco-terrorism in relation to eco-warriors and protecting the environment.

Basically, I think mentioning Pakistan in this statement is disingenuous and misleading since the issue at hand was never about BES.

I think mentioning Lysenko and his henchmen as scientific opponents to the Modern Synthesis (and in the same breath with C. H. Waddington, a genuinely outstanding biologist) is, to put in mildly, disingenuous.

But nobody thought to mention it at the time.

But neither candidate thought to mention one critical ingredient to economic growth: capital.