Sentence examples for alludes in from inspiring English sources

Novacek alludes in passing to theoretical antagonisms and competition for fossil sites.

Those were the wild old days to which Ms. Collins increasingly alludes in her shows.

For years, Joey has been sexually impotent, a condition to which the movie alludes in several nastily funny comic bits.

While he talks freely about his childhood, he is more reticent about his later family life and rarely alludes in interviews to his wife Renee and daughter Cathy.

Darwin alludes in broad strokes to the brutality of slavery, the displacement of native peoples, and the casualties of imperial wars.

Robinson's use of the landscape throughout Lila most obviously recalls Emerson, especially a famous line from "Nature", to which Ames alludes in Gilead: "The world is emblematic… the whole of nature is a metaphor of the human mind".

General Internet culture, things we allude to in like every other post, that sort of thing.

The idea that the manuscript will outlive the patient is alluded to in questions 3, 7, 10 and 11.

Karjakin, as he alluded in Wednesday's aftermath, will be there waiting.

Before he died, my father alluded in an e-mail to this period of their lives.

But the audience suspects every great actor of alluding, in public performance, to private recesses.