| There were noisy typewriters and even noisier teleprinters, to say nothing of piles of typewritten sheets of paper. |
| I have a very critical view about socialism, to say nothing of Leninism and Stalinism, but I have a great love for the Soviet Union. |
| True individualism among academics, to say nothing of donnish eccentricity, is but a memory. |
| Peppered with innocuously mischievous lines, the play brought forth suppressed smiles, to say nothing of good-natured guffaws. |
| Gone forever was the dark and gloomy look, to say nothing of slippery floors and stuffy odours. |
| There were handshakes and greetings on every side and the lucky ones got teddy bears and red roses, to say nothing of rings and pendants. |
