Sentence examples for allude to the notion from inspiring English sources

Lucrecia Paco, in a voice-over, reads texts in Portuguese and French that allude to the notion of emerging from shadows into light.

"It's absolutely unacceptable for us to even allude to the notion that the customer needs to do anything if we make a mistake.

These findings may allude to the notion that AQP5 expression is linked with more aggressive behavior in CML progression.

While most of these studies are from outside South Africa, they all allude to the notion that there is much more to motivation and retention than remuneration.

Policy programmes which have the prevention of ill-health and early intervention at their heart tend to allude to the notion of 'service re-design' as a means of achieving policy goals.

I've certainly seen emails alluding to the notion that -- and clips alluding to the notion that this is -- this will be released.

This alludes to the notion of a merging of public and private interests that meets on T Town's campus.

Alluding to the notion that Goldsmith's tactics have been the work of the Australian strategist Lynton Crosby, Khan said: "A good candidate says no [to their advisers]." Introducing Khan, the bookmakers' favourite, at the Southbank Centre, the Labour MP Harriet Harman said people should "vote to reject the nasty and divisive Tory campaign".

If the "megalomania" of Rosenfield's title trades rather archly on the so-called Freud wars, alluding to the notion that Freud's will to power was a little more pressing than his truthfulness, it is also a tribute to Freud as someone who saw the self consumed by its appetite for self-deception.

The fact that President Obama did not address the political and military leaders in the war directly by name alludes to the notion that the White House does have the political will or expertise to intervene to stem the azure tide of the Indian Ocean from turning blood red.

We have taken care to rewrite the manuscript without alluding to the notion that we studied consciousness.