Sentence examples for * alludes in from inspiring English sources

Novacek alludes in passing to theoretical antagonisms and competition for fossil sites.

Those were the wild old days to which Ms. Collins increasingly alludes in her shows.

For years, Joey has been sexually impotent, a condition to which the movie alludes in several nastily funny comic bits.

While he talks freely about his childhood, he is more reticent about his later family life and rarely alludes in interviews to his wife Renee and daughter Cathy.

Darwin alludes in broad strokes to the brutality of slavery, the displacement of native peoples, and the casualties of imperial wars.

Robinson's use of the landscape throughout Lila most obviously recalls Emerson, especially a famous line from "Nature", to which Ames alludes in Gilead: "The world is emblematic… the whole of nature is a metaphor of the human mind".

Mr. Denk and Mr. Bell gave a passionate performance of the Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, which Proust alludes to in "Remembrance of Things Past".

Cop-turned-coffee-shop-owner Lou Solverson, played by Keith Carradine in the first season, will return as a younger man – it's possible that the disturbing earlier case he alludes to in season one will feature.

As Mr. Smithen alludes to in his note, Microsoft has already signed a wide-ranging partnership with Nokia, in which the beleaguered phone maker will use only Windows Phone 7. It might be easier for Microsoft to buy the Finnish company, with which it already has an relationship.

On Wednesday the Web site The Smoking Gun (thesmokinggun.com) posted a 3,900-word 3,900-wordinvestigationar's criminal recofd, which Akon — who was born Aliaune theam and grew up in stargal and the United States — alludes to in his music and has boasted about in numerous interviews.

He said it had to do with his chaotic and troubled early years in Iowa, a past he alludes to in his new book, "Seven Deadly Sins" (Da Capo Press), which is part memoir, part philosophical treatise.