Sentence examples for obliquely referencing from inspiring English sources

The teenager had written a glowing review of a book Blythe hated, obliquely referencing Blythe's hatred for it: "Dear Haters," the review read.

It doesn't even have to be a direct, recent spoiler either; when I once made the mistake of obliquely referencing the colour of a character's face, three years after the episode's broadcast, the fury I drew from fans who hadn't got around to watching it was so pronounced that I fleetingly considered a legal change of identity.

He is constantly, if obliquely, referenced in her chat.

The story caught the attention of Stern, who obliquely referenced it at his news conference, as well as the owners.

The narrator's status as a political prisoner only obliquely referenced in the novel implied that the regime's popularity was partly dependent on its repression of dissent.

The narrator's status as a political prisoner — only obliquely referenced in the novel — implied that the regime's popularity was partly dependent on its repression of dissent.

The only public acknowledgement was a year later in a Foreign Office report which obliquely referenced an agreement to "modernise the Ministry of the Interior".

Tony Podesta stepped down from his firm hours after it was obliquely referenced in the indictments of Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates, though he had been in talks about leaving for months.

Like a streak of ugliness that makes a beautiful face exceptional, it is a quality difficult to understand, and so it has either been obliquely referenced by reviewers or mocked outright.

Like a streak of ugliness that makes a beautiful face exceptional, it is a quality difficult to understand, and so it has either been obliquely referenced by reviewers or mocked outright.

He obliquely references his stress over the Meek Mill ghostwriting allegations, but addresses their beef more directly on 30 For 30 Freestyle, his one solo track on the work.