Sentence examples for frequent allusions from inspiring English sources

There are frequent allusions to that vegetable in his work.

Says one, "I make frequent allusions to it, and have only read the first third".

Hearst and Hadrian Along with frequent allusions to Roman statesmen, the diaries make much of Getty's fellow tycoons.

Reagan tapped into this Lone Star love affair with his frequent allusions to the frontier spirit and near-constant appearances on horseback, waving and smiling like Roy Rogers.

Buffalo Springfield has enjoyed something of a revival, what with frequent allusions to its landmark 1966 hit, "For What It's Worth".

Instead they trade in a fluid, playful sexuality, with lots of kinkiness and gender-bending, along with frequent allusions to drugs, sex, pornography and music (especially glam rock).

I wondered if, in 1996, people most identified Wallace with Hal, the young protagonist often described as the Hamlet of the novel – a frequent allusion in the book.

"The Mousetrap" (originally a BBC radio play, written, it is said, at the request of Queen Mary) is set in that period, and makes frequent allusion to hard times.

In poem after poem he concentrates on the mortality of humanity; as part of that theme there is frequent allusion to the ubi sunt (Latin: "where are") motif, asking what has happened to the great historical figures of yesteryear and pointing to their common abode in the grave: Note well!

The Falun Gong teachings use numerous untranslated Chinese religious and philosophical terms, and make frequent allusion to characters and incidents in Chinese folk literature and concepts drawn from Chinese popular religion.

His songs were terse and often wry, with frequent New York City allusions.