Sentence examples for clearly alluded from inspiring English sources

What the author did not actually state but clearly alluded to is the important distinction between animal rights and animal welfare.

When his First Symphony finally appeared, in 1876, it included a broad choralelike theme in the finale that clearly alluded to the "Ode to Joy" from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.

Without referring to it directly, he clearly alluded to the IFS criticism of the tax allowance policy (see 1.40pm), and the IFS's suggestion that it would be better to spend the money set aside for lifting the allowance on abolishing employee's national insurance contributions (NICs) for the low paid.

Leonardo's anatomical drawings, specifically his drawing The Infant in the Womb, are clearly alluded to by Mother and Child, Divided, in which a mature cow and a calf have both been sliced down the centre of their bodies from nose to tail.

Both instructors clearly alluded to the value of disciplinary thinking processes in each of their general reflective interviews.

Kasich did not mention Trump by name, but clearly alluded to him.

Kerouac's influence is all over Thomas Pynchon's books: the protagonist in Pynchon's first novel, "V.," clearly alludes to Sal Paradise — his name is Benny Profane.

Words of John 21 18, 19 clearly allude to the death of Peter and are cast into the literary form of prophecy.

Kerouac's influence is all over Thomas Pynchon's books: the protagonist in Pynchon's first novel, "V.," clearly alludes to Sal Paradise his name is Benny Profane.

"Anyone who tells you otherwise," Mr. Obama said, clearly alluding to Mr. Romney, "anyone who tells you that America is in decline or that our influence has waned; doesn't know what they're talking about".

From the 2nd century bc to the 8th century ad, caityas were carved directly into the rock bluffs of the Western Ghāts in a style that clearly alludes to wooden prototypes.