Sentence examples for alluding the from inspiring English sources

"I think it's partly because he doesn't have a U.S. background," Mr. Green said, alluding the time Mr. Obama spent overseas.

Results showed the trivial effect of floor thermal mass on heat gain, and the changes in sensible heat gain and envelope thermal mass were not linearly proportional, alluding the existence of an optimal envelope design.

Einstein is here alluding the famous entropic analogy whereby, in his 1905 photon hypothesis paper, he reasoned from the fact that black body radiation in the Wien regime satisfied the Boltzmann principle to the conclusion that, in that regime, radiation behaved as if it consisted of mutually independent, corpuscle-like quanta of electromagnetic energy.

The species name is derived from Latin word papa "bishop", alluding the bird's plumage resembling the clothing of one.

"There is a dark undercurrent to American politics, and I don't want to win by tapping into it, " McCain says, alluding the racially tinged smears that cost him the South Carolina primary in 2000.

"I was really damaged and not sure whether that was ever going to happen again to me," she continued, before alluding the latest good news in her life -- the birth, via surrogate, of her new daughter, Faith Margaret.

In his statement, Obama also alluded the late politician's stance against the Vietnam war.

The natural instincts of the animals, to hunt and to allude the hunter, are defied in this vision.

"We're nine minutes away," Ismail said, alluding to the Bell Centre, where the Canadiens play.

"We remember what has come before," he said, alluding to the destruction of the two wars.

No bullsh t", alluding to the nature of the compilation's recordings.