Sentence examples for below alludes from inspiring English sources

The note, which we've pasted in full below, alludes to Levison being silenced under a gag order, forced to choose between being "complicit against the American people" or continuing to operate Lavabit.

For works first published between 1909 and 1978, the maximum term was finally set by Congress at 95 years (assuming the author complied with a whole lot of rules, alluded to below).

The result is a monumental, nine-by-twelve-foot work, alluding to Emanuel Leutze's 1851 "Washington Crossing the Delaware" (below).

He often alludes to Iraq, albeit briefly.

Several of the album's songs allude specifically to Anne Frank, including, most obviously, "Holland, 1945": The only girl I've ever loved Was born with roses in her eyes But then they buried her alive One evening, 1945 With just her sister at her side And only weeks before the guns Below is a solo performance of the song.

Jodorowsky alludes repeatedly to Fellini and Tod Browning.

The expression alludes to a horse allowed to run unconstrained.

This information alludes as communication.

Well, that picture certainly alludes to something.

Inspired by the "narrative philosophy" to which Schelling alludes in the preface to his Ages of the World, and by the thought of his contemporary and friend Eugen Rosenstock, Rosenzweig thus proposes a form of "speech-thinking" [see separate section below] as integral to the new thinking's pursuit of truth in time.

The poem itself alludes to the hat residing in the Ashmolean, reading it is "fit to be placed with the lantern of Fawkes". Guy Fawkes, Catholic architect of the failed Gunpowder Plot to destroy a Protestant Parliament in 1605, was caught with his unlit lantern in the cellars below Parliament.