Sentence examples for constantly alluded to from inspiring English sources

Instead the drum-roll promise, constantly alluded to, of a Big Twist to Come manages to be a distraction even as it keeps us turning the pages.

How does it encourage girls to take up sport, by adding to the pressure of sportswomen to look "feminine" – whatever that entails – and adding to the scrutiny of their appearance, constantly alluded to by male sport commentators?

If we're talking not about the deployment of the inspectors but about an attempt to use the Security Council to create a legal basis for the use of force, or even for a regime change of a U.N. member state -- and this goal has been constantly alluded to by several officials publicly -- then we see no way how the Security Council could give its consent to that.

Strachan, it seems, was right when constantly alluding to the defensive talents and support offered by Shunsuke Nakamura, now at Espanyol.

The obsession with constantly updating electronics, without regard to the origins of the resources or those tasked with producing them, is alluded to.

And then he alluded to his scandal.

The President never alluded to any change.

Twice, he alluded to his religious convictions.

Things are suggested, alluded to, often nebulously.

He alluded to a tendency to nap.

Another speaker alluded to the moon landings.