Sentence examples for if it alluded from inspiring English sources

The regulation possibly alluded to articles (i. e., in common speech, short non-fiction writings) if it alluded to copyrighted printed matter.

The Italian-American homeboys of Carroll Gardens tend to refer to the new people in the neighborhood, whether yuppies or gentrifiers or what have you, as "liberals" — an apt derogation if it alludes to the liberal-arts-educated taste of that demographic.

Critics said it alluded to hanging.

Or, if your paper calls for it, allude to the consequences of your thesis if left unaddressed.

Yet it alludes to a related natural curiosity.

It alludes to her heroine, Letty Granville.

Whenever someone calls her name, it alludes to the song".

"But if it had," he adds, alluding to the pauses for which Pinter's plays are famous, "the club insignia would probably be three dots".

"It's totally inadequate if it's 7 cents," DeFazio said, alluding to the increase Cohn reportedly proposed.

It is my goal this year, but it has alluded me.

"If it weren't for Gus — " said J. B. He paused, then alluded to one of the men who had attacked him.