Sentence examples for In alluding from inspiring English sources

Sandy is gingerly in alluding to this subject.

Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican and a once and future chairman of the Judiciary Committee, wasted no time in alluding to her work at Howard.

Hume's point, in alluding to what he also sometimes called "the principle of humanity" was that the ideal of civility requires us to find common currency with those with whom we must discuss practical matters.

Introducing both a United Nations under secretary general and a former mayor of São Paulo, Brazil, Mr. Kennedy had been so intriguing in alluding to the nuts-and-bolts nexus of the world economy that I wanted him to elaborate.

But it is characteristic of all ciphers that, in alluding to transcendence, they also withhold transcendent knowledge from consciousness, and that they can only act as indices of the impossibility of such knowledge.

In alluding to the Reconquista of Spain and the expulsion of the Moors, the image was mentally and sometimes literally transferred to the conquest of the Indians.

The breed is often described as multum in parvo, or "much in little", alluding to the Pug's remarkable personality, despite its small size.

"I want this guy to succeed," Parcells said in May, alluding to Groh.

When Mr. Rodriguez finally ushered him to the podium, he spoke entirely in Spanish, alluding to the coming election and urging Hispanics to make their power felt.

"I'm used to meeting resistance," Mr. Orr said in an interview, alluding to his legal career in bankruptcy court.

In 1982, Green had written a book in which he alluded, in passing, to historical changes in Soviet ideology.