Sentence examples for Strongly allude from inspiring English sources
The girls have learned that they're more likely to be picked if they strongly allude to the prospect of sex, and the boys just tend to pick whoever lives closest to them – which means that the show is in danger of falling into a rut.
11 21 The increasing f-Hb in groups, which strongly allude to an increase in CRC mortality, can be used to stratify the underlying population into different risk groups in order to consider the possibility of individually tailored screening policy of interscreening interval with reference to the values of f-Hb at baseline to reduce false-negative cases and false-positive cases.
It also strongly alludes to the industrialised, bloody mass murders of the Nazi era, according to Rosenthal.
Strongly alluding to the Obama administration's policy to "pivot" toward a greater focus on the Asia-Pacific region, the paper said, "Some country has strengthened its Asia-Pacific military alliances, expanded its military presence in the region, and frequently makes the situation tenser".
There's a scene by a fire in "Wish I Was Here" that very strongly alludes to Natalie Portman's tap-dancing moment by the fire (also with a blanket) in "Garden State".
Strongly alluding to Thomas Jefferson's text throughout, the Rhodesians used one phrase verbatim—"a respect for the opinions of mankind" —but no reference was made to the assertion that "all men are created equal", nor to the "consent of the governed", two omissions later stressed by a number of commentators.
This study evaluating the PANKO-C57 model in combination with the investigations of others strongly alludes to PANDER being a potential therapeutic candidate for the treatment of hepatic insulin resistance and steatosis typically associated with T2D.
Other songs allude to Graham Greene, Rudyard Kipling, George Orwell and Oliver Cromwell.
Most allude to music of the 1960s and '70s.
Sometimes the text in his paintings allude to other symbols.
