Sentence examples for made allusion from inspiring English sources

She became a morality tale stiff with Schadenfreude, and so many columnists made allusion to Icarus that Private Eye ran a special column.

That show, which appeared at the Public in 2005, and which centered upon the theme of the loss of faith, made allusion to the events of 9/11 without ever referring specifically to them.

He said he read extensively; he made allusions to Tolstoy and Pushkin, Hemingway and Gertrude Stein.

Friends expressed shock at their concurrent illnesses and made allusions to Greek tragedy.

Mrs. Clinton has made allusions in recent days to a potential joining with her Democratic rival.

But they've made allusions to the fact in our last two proposals that we have to discuss those issues.

She has made allusions to the military dictatorship, during which she was imprisoned and tortured for her role in an urban guerrilla group.

His assistant made allusions to us being hired by Shady Records to try and discredit him.

In it, Yuki made allusions to the Victorian poem "The Lady of Shalott" by the English poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

He had joined several groups that made allusions to the Black Panther Party, including a group called the Huey P. Newton Gun Club, named for the black power group's co-founder.

Even Sen. John McCain of Arizona made allusions to impeachment, telling a Washington dinner crowd Tuesday night, "We've seen this movie before.