Sentence examples for allude in from inspiring English sources

Alanis Morissette and others may allude in their songs to romantic disappointments or difficult moments.

Among that organization's preferred methods of attack was bombing with plastic explosives (to which Marker and Lhomme allude in the film's voice-over).

1. Name songs that allude, in lyrics, titles or style, to any kind of games - but don't include official athletic sports such as football, cricket, or running.

Do you wake up in the middle of the night, screaming for more potty-mouthed teen-pop ultra-vixens who allude, in their shiny songs, to all manner of depraved activities and illicit pleasures?

Georg Friedrich Haas, the composer of a piece entitled "....," says, in one program note, "I would like to avoid using the term 'theme.' " Sometimes composers allude in their works to the canonical repertory or parody a certain kind of Romantic phrase, but these Zitate, or citations, last for no more than a few seconds.

Al-Jazeera has separately been accused of taking measures that worsen the trio's plight, such as threatening to sue the Egyptian government in the weeks before the trio's verdict was due, an unhelpful move to which Clooney seemed to allude in her comments.

General Internet culture, things we allude to in like every other post, that sort of thing.

The idea that the manuscript will outlive the patient is alluded to in questions 3, 7, 10 and 11.

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

Karjakin, as he alluded in Wednesday's aftermath, will be there waiting.

Before he died, my father alluded in an e-mail to this period of their lives.