Sentence examples for alluded as from inspiring English sources

But Lizzy, Austen writes, reassures him "that her sentiments had undergone so material a change, since the period to which he alluded, as to make her receive with gratitude and pleasure, his present assurances".

Pence alluded, as Trump did on Thursday, to "evidence" that will support Trump as he struggles to answer all the charges of his accusers.

The work alludes as well to recent police killings in the United States.

Note there are authors that do not distinguish Is from r1 proper (for instance, Jensen et al. 2008); they obviously allude as well to isthmic derivatives each time they refer to 'r1'.

(And satisfy a desire alluded to as recently as Ice Age 3 – to fly on the back of one).

Top levels of the Russian government, including Putin, have alluded to as much.

The writer alluded to as much in a letter, in which he stated he wished to depict war through "a psychological portrayal of fear".

However, period and cohort effects (as alluded to earlier) as well as lag effects between changes in consumption and changes in harms could threaten this assumption.

This information alludes as communication.

For it is highly uncharitable to charge anyone who advances the sorts of arguments to which Moore alludes as having committed a logical fallacy.

But I'm also put off by the environment they're drawing from, which you allude to as well, Erin.