Sentence examples for alluded to here from inspiring English sources

JUSTICE SCALIA -- A justification is the same that's alluded to here, disapproval of homosexuality.

Even the title makes me grimace: "No money, no honey" is an expression supposedly used by Jakarta prostitutes and alluded to here to underline Catherine Hakim's belief that all women should be exploiting their erotic charms to get ahead.

The very low level of output from this blog over the past couple of weeks was initially due primarily to my assembling the Guardian's crowdsourced manifesto in partnership with Comment is Free, but increasingly and then exclusively because of family matters alluded to here and above.

Because the dirty little secret which the new, new Internet aims to obscure – something which John Biggs alluded to here – is that some people's opinions just matter more.

On the contrary, the "true self" alluded to here is an on-going narrative construction: the composition of one's own autobiography through one's concrete ways of acting over the course of a life as a whole.

More was going to go on to develop his concept of the Spirit of Nature (alluded to here as "the shadow of the divine essence", but which More later referred to as "the vicarious power of God") which would draw similar criticisms from the leading natural philosophers, Robert Boyle (1627 1691) and Robert Hooke (1635 1703).

In retrospect, as I allude to here, I wish I had pushed her to email HR immediately after she told me.

"Referred to" or "alluded to" would work here.

As the title alludes to, here are three film adaptations of award-winning novels that forever changed our perception of the story.

He seems to allude to this here: "Wonderin' about the shape I'm in – hope it ain't my abdomen".

We allude to piracy here every so often.