Sentence examples similar to an allusive answer from inspiring English sources

Strangely, "The Black Cat" is an allusive masterwork of political cinema.

It is written in an allusive and elegant style, and its language is simple and clear.

We couldn't understand: She was so bright, so eager to learn, had such an allusive imagination.

And there were Ms. Williams and Mr. Lake, creating what Ms. Williams called "an allusive conversation" between music and speech.

One of our readers, Anna, asks, To what extent is your novel an allusive commentary on Mann's work?

Serov always sought an allusive pictorial sign that would give depth to the theme of the subject painted.

However, peer influence is rarely included in behavior change programs because can be an allusive variable to depend on.

Everything that he wrote shows a wide knowledge of literature and an allusive and elegant literary style.

Combining brutalism and belle époque, she creates an allusive no-place and no-time in which stylish contemporary crowds vie with nostalgic country idylls.

But, from the start, D'Ambrose tells this story in an allusive, elliptical, symbolic, and archly comedic way a way that's both derivative and original, quotational and personal.

To this end, two stimuli were designed: one displaying an image of an oil cruet and another with an allusive text.