Sentence examples for alludes here from inspiring English sources

The term undercovers alludes here both to the occupation of Steven and Samantha Bloom and the activity to which they acquit themselves so ambitiously when the numerous blockades of the day have been conquered.

Baudrillard alludes here to the expectation of "violent eruptions and sudden disintegration which will come, just as unforeseeably and as certainly May 68, to wreck this white mass" [of consumption] (1998: 196).

Harrison alludes here to self-presentation in her sculptures incorporating selfie sticks, but her wink to Sander is little more than an easy pun, signaling false affinity.

(Weir may be alluding here to a very similar speech from the Japanese camp commandant at the beginning of Lean's Bridge on the River Kwai).

Moore does not allude here explicitly to Russell's theory of incomplete symbols and logical fictions, but it is clear that this is the kind of position he has in mind.

I am alluding here to Donna Jones' enlightening examination of Négritude as life philosophy in her book entitled precisely The Racial Discourses of Life Philosophy, Négritude, Vitalism, and Modernity (Jones, 2010).

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

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.