A statement on Amy Winehouse's website from her manager before her death alluded to her troubles.
Fu isn't the first sportswoman to admit that her uterus shedding its endometrial lining has impacted her job: Heather Watson famously alluded to her period affecting her performance in the Australian Open last year.
Her sermon alluded to her own unease with the measure of public attention she has received as she spearheads the Democratic effort to woo the religious and win votes in November.
And he expressed solidarity for her even as he alluded to her failings, and to his own.
Serena has acquired a reputation on the WTA Tour for making excuses in defeat, and Dehous alluded to her comments after Clijsters beat her in the final of last year's WTA Tour Championships in Los Angeles.
In the past, Aguilera has alluded to her "pretty nonexistent" relationship with her father Fausto Aguilera, referring to instances of alleged emotional and physical abuse.
At Cologny, Mary Godwin had received two letters from her half-sister, Fanny Imlay, who alluded to her "unhappy life"; on 9 October, Fanny wrote an "alarming letter" from Bristol that sent Percy Shelley racing off to search for her, without success.
Du Toit, who made her Paralympics debut in 2004, has alluded to her pre-Games struggles in post-race interviews throughout this last week, but has been guarded about the true nature of her unhappiness.
Defense attorneys for the accused tastelessly alluded that her drinking habits were troublesome and that her moral fiber was lacking, pointing to the fact that Patterson's Qatari ex-boyfriend sometimes spent nights at her apartment.
Defence attorneys for the accused tastelessly alluded that her drinking habits were troublesome and that her moral fibre was lacking, pointing to the fact that Patterson's Qatari ex-boyfriend sometimes spent nights at her apartment.
She also alluded to her health, saying that it had remained good despite her travails.
