Sentence examples for alluded to him from inspiring English sources

Most of the speakers avoided mentioning the Republican candidate by name, although many of them alluded to him.

While Mr. Santorum spent Monday delivering some of his most lacerating attacks yet on Mr. Romney, his rival never alluded to him, directing his fire at the president.

One chief that he classified as a productive narcissist wrote to say he was hurt that Dr. Maccoby only alluded to him, and didn't name him, in the article.

In the 1970's, Czeslaw knew that the Soviet authorities in Poland were beginning to rehabilitate his reputation when an official reference work alluded to him -- unmistakably, though not by name -- as one of several poets in his generation who were of no particular significance.

Kasich did not mention Trump by name, but clearly alluded to him.

There are 159 documents in the Panel archive which allude to him.

Mr. Saakashvili rarely mentions Mr. Ivanishvili by name, but he alludes to him frequently, warning of "new political forces" and "forces of darkness" and an infusion of Russian cash.

There is no humiliation as stinging as the one that occurs when your sense of reality is left unconfirmed by a person you once thought shared it, and the feeling unleashes in Natalia a venomous monologue (she alludes to him having come in her hair and calls him a feral animal).

"There's nothing in there that alludes to him being "haunted" by Davison," Mr Tanner said.

Yet he seems to allude to him in Guide I.71, when he refers to one of the earlier Jewish Andalusian thinkers whose doctrine is approximately the same as that of his own book, a description that fits Ibn Daud far better than any other of Maimonides' Jewish predecessors.

While his name is not specifically mentioned in the law, the wording is widely considered to allude to him — something Conner noted in his ruling on Tuesday.