Sentence examples for nice allusion from inspiring English sources
Plus, it was a nice allusion to Pink Floyd.
Is this just a nice allusion to Joseph's job as a carpenter?
Obama is named Renegade, a nice allusion to the initially insurgent candidacy he mounted last year against overwhelming favourite Hillary Clinton.
That was a nice allusion to the 1944 play by the French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre about three damned sinners forced to examine their transgressions while trapped for eternity in a hotel-room Hell.
Its story balances fact with fantasy, and the use of an opera company within an opera company offers nice allusions to appearance and reality.
But the speech was full of allusions, bringing a nice historical resonance to certain passages.
I know she must have read the story because of her tactful allusion to it: Your nice letter came this morning.
It would be nice if there were a similar popular allusion to help people make sense of the debate.
"Caught some allusions to 'The Odyssey.' Nice".
Folks all over New York (and all over the country) have similar names and allusions deep inside them, and once sensed the social significance of a nice exchange number.
