Sentence examples for most allude from inspiring English sources
Most allude to music of the 1960s and '70s.
THE HISTORY The name most likely alludes to dikes built by Dutch farmers who occupied parts of the area in the 1600s.
In explaining their decisions not to disclose, most respondents alluded to the fear of enacted stigma.
15 19 Disparities have also been observed according to a patient's insurance status, where most studies alluded to difficulties in accessing high-volume hospitals among patients with Medicaid/Medicare insurance types.
1763 1796 JOHN CAESAR AKA BLACK CAESAR Of the records containing information about Black Caesar, most of them allude to his ravenous appetite.
17631796 JOHN CAESAR AKA BLACK CAESAR Of the records containing information about Black Caesar, most of them allude to his ravenous appetite.
Ms. Kodmani, who was a member of the council's executive committee and one of its most prominent faces, alluded to those criticisms in a statement on Tuesday, saying that the council had not maintained "the required credibility" and "veered from the path we set for it".
Most recently, he alluded to a potential exit in Men's Journal.
Most school systems will allude to an achievement gap but won't address it directly.
This is a little disingenuous, but not wrong: in the most superficial sense, he alludes to real things.
Colors and patterns are bright, and for the most part, the situations alluded to by dress or circumstance speak of common, everyday occurrences.
