Sentence examples for purely allusive from inspiring English sources

Purely allusive is the three-note death theme in Tristan und Isolde.

A minister brought in for the occasion preaches a sermon so purely allusive as to seem no more than a series of fragments, except to his hearers, who know his language so well they are "beyond the need for words".

Nevertheless, they are richly allusive.

The visuals are tellingly allusive.

Things can get frighteningly allusive.

"Allusive Form: Painting as Idea".

"Beatrice and Virgil" is allusive, teasing, fragmentary.

Lyrics became increasingly allusive and oblique.

The dialogue, too, is aphoristic and allusive.

"Purely medicinal".

The work is indeed erudite and allusive.