Sentence examples for have some allusion from inspiring English sources

I think that may well have some allusion to Dickens's relationship with Nelly".

DeLaCour & Ferrara's new building has some allusions to the 1880's industrial buildings of TriBeCa.

I have some culture," an allusion to Mr. Levy's efforts to raise the cultural consciousness of his board by sending them poetry.

And Ms. Packer's "Dream" has some nostalgic allusions.

If you look for allusions and images that have some durability, your choices will stabilize your piece of writing.

Professor Broderick surmises this might have been an allusion to homosexuality.

The newly created stone steps have their historical allusion: to the Villa Poiana, Palladio's 16th-century masterwork near Vicenza.

(In Britain, it is more catchily called just "After Many a Summer": an American editor must have thought the allusion to Tennyson needed spelling out).

Anthony Trollope (see No 22 in this series) published Phineas Redux in 1873, and Updike, who was steeped in English literature, would have enjoyed the allusion.

This was a reference to Edward VII, the son of Queen Victoria who did not reach the throne until he was 59, but it could have been an allusion to Carroll himself.

Moody thinks that the palace in the first line is Agamemnon's (although there is nothing about "smoky light" that would make this necessary, and other commentators have seen an allusion to Euripides' play "The Trojan Women").