Sentence examples for alluded to in the chapter from inspiring English sources

Walden also conceals a dramatic interlude, which Thoreau chooses not to elaborate on: his arrest for non-payment of poll tax, an episode alluded to in the chapter entitled The Village.

The dreams alluded to in the title of the last chapter might refer to the art of fiction or to the illusory nature of human life.

The chapter, only alluded to in the book, provides essential explication of its excursuses on corporate power and social welfare, for it explains in hard economic terms just what Berle and Means thought that "neutral technocrats" in the corporate sector could do to make the economy work better.

The centennial was finally alluded to in the encore.

7 This is not to say that this distinction was expressly alluded to in the debates.

That's exactly what it celebrates, and those scenes are alluded to in the figural sculpture.

Eglantine is frequently alluded to in the writings of English poets, from Chaucer onward.

Most of these limitations have been alluded to in the previous sections, but warrant reiteration here.

It remains to be seen whether the more sophisticated models alluded to in the last paragraph can change this picture.

That was never alluded to in the text.

A physical relationship between the two was first alluded to in the season one episode "Sectionals".