Sentence examples for hidden allusion from inspiring English sources
Author now prefers to imagine Ed in a map, a hidden allusion in the poem of the world.
Indeed, it is precisely here that those searching for a hidden allusion to Nazism in Heidegger's essay should look (rather than to Heidegger's interpretation of Van Gogh's painting, as Shapiro suggests—see section 4 below).
So claims Dr Deivis de Campos, researcher in human anatomy at the Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre in Brazil, who is the lead author of an article in the journal Clinical Anatomy which purports to identify hidden anatomical allusions in Michelangelo's stupendous fresco on the ceiling of the Sistine chapel.
To bridge the evidentiary gap, both Oxfordians and Baconians began to argue that hidden clues and allusions in the Shakespeare canon had been placed there by their candidate for the benefit of future researchers.
If you look closely, there's even an allusion to "American History X" hidden in there.
There are examples of military subterfuge (a slave's head is tattooed with a secret message hidden by growing hair) and allusions to oracles (go to war against Persia, King Croesus was told, and a great empire will fall — as it did: his own).
His poems, likewise, don't make much attempt to hide their origins as ruminations scribbled between sips of java: Most of them are brief and to the point, without fancy wordplay or obscure allusions.
Gifford has made visual allusions to things that are initially hidden in the novel.
