Sentence examples for a considerable nod to from inspiring English sources

There was a considerable nod to a new generation of politicians: seven appointees are under 40 years old, with the youngest – Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, in charge of the newly created women's rights ministry, and Sylvia Pinel, a junior minister in charge of tourism – both 34.

That hardly seems a nod to a free-for-all.

Art-deco molding offers a nod to a bygone era.

It is a knowing nod to childhood.

(Perhaps a loving nod to his wife).

Is it a purposeful nod to Middle America?

A small nod to present-day pharmaceuticals has been made.

Q.Was Don's newspaper advertisement a deliberate nod to Emerson Foote A.

A bipartisan nod to international public health.

But in a nod to Mr. Fisher's concerns, the policy makers' statement gave considerable recognition to his point of view that "the upside risks to inflation are also of significant concern".

There's a nod to rigorous Modernism, there's a nod to craft.