Sentence examples for any allusions from inspiring English sources
Bio-Sun, Aquatron, Equaris, Phoenix like "biosolids," they all manage to sound vaguely green while avoiding any allusions to the substance they're meant to treat.
But don't be under any allusions, the First Lady's speech - which the White House says she wrote herself - did include some subtle digs at someone not a million miles away from Romney, such as her testimony to Barack Obama's ability to see through numbers and data.
ANY allusion to lethal gas provokes profound feelings among Israelis; this week, after all, they lamented Holocaust Day.
Pilati categorically denied there was any allusion to religion whatsoever.
Presumably, any allusion to deadlier matters is just a touch of mordant humor.
Paranoid and yet (even without any allusion to America post-9/11) utterly plausible.
A spokesman for Mr. Vilnai said he did not mean to make any allusion to the genocide.
In Persis (modern Fārs), from the beginning of the Christian Era to the advent of the Sāsānians (early 3rd century ce), any allusion to the fire cult disappears.
Although many strips are avoiding any allusion to the attacks or the war in Afghanistan, others are sharing Mr. McGruder's impulse to comment on the news.
On a morning when West Indies plumbed the depths they touched on the first day at Lord's, any allusion to sixes and sevens felt rather appropriate.
The announcement deftly sidestepped any allusion to censorship, saying only that users had been frustrated by error messages and disconnections and that Google engineers had "taken a long, hard look at our systems and have not found any problems".
