Sentence examples for may allude from inspiring English sources

The characters' names may allude to ones in Dostoevsky's The Idiot but the comparisons end there.

That may allude to playgoing and Shakespeare, but who then is the jiving theatergoer?

Alanis Morissette and others may allude in their songs to romantic disappointments or difficult moments.

Some sermons may allude to the referendum in the coming weeks.

While they may allude to phenomena like light diffused by fog or the surface of a pond, they are deliberately generalized, allowing the viewer the broadest possible interpretation.

One wonders whether the landscape may allude to a site that was meaningful to the character — the rigorously precise Vermeer did not leave much to random fantasy.

(Chinen 20110602 Erica von Kleist and No Exceptions (Thursday) The name of the band may or may not allude to lingering prejudices about female horn players: Ms. von Kleist has proved her salt, in any case, as a saxophonist and flutist with some prominent big bands.

One of BGR's many "ninjas" was sifting through the 3.0 restore ramdisk and found a string of code that may or may not allude to multiple new devices.

"Style" is even better, a sensual funk-pop track that may or may not allude to the highest-profile of her ex-boyfriends, Harry Styles of One Direction.

The title may be purely descriptive, but it may also allude to the jazz standard by Johnny Mercer, opening up a whole new range of associations.

One interpretation of the dream treats the lion as a traditional symbol of greatness, but the story may also allude to the unusually large size of Pericles' skull, which became a popular target of contemporary comedians (who called him "Squill-head", after the Squill or Sea-Onion).