Sentence examples for expression alluding to from inspiring English sources

It's a pejorative expression alluding to man's capacity for indolence after all, the male bee makes no honey.

The term also refers to workers, it's a pejorative expression alluding to man's capacity for indolence, after all, the male bee makes no honey.

The expression alludes to a horse allowed to run unconstrained.

23 Lack of correlation between EGFR copy number and protein expression alludes to a qualitative effect of gene copy number.

As a presidential candidate, Sarkozy was often described as "Sarkozy the American", an expression that alluded to his can-do style, his taste for "bling", and the very American way in which he used his personal history to gain the support of would-be voters.

It also remains unknown why the bridge of Alconétar is called Puente de Mantible in the local vernacular, an expression which alludes to the legend of Charlemagne and his Twelve Paladins.

But President Peña Nieto did make statements alluding to freedom of expression.

"I've seen it," he said, alluding to the formula.

James's expression "reflex action" alludes to the biological picture of the organism as responding to sensations with a series of actions.

Structural genomic mutations and epigenetic changes may lead to altered gene expression patterns that significantly affect the signal transduction pathways in HCC and the variability in pathway expressed may allude to the cellular origin of HCC.

No signage alluding to that though.