Sentence examples for regularly alluded from inspiring English sources

Presidential candidates (mainly on the Republican side) regularly alluded to Islam and/or Muslims as an existential threat to America.

Mr. Squitieri left room for some acceptance of protesters' demands, but said they showed "anger without a purpose" and alluded to a similar dark hand behind their demonstrations, which have continued regularly since March, albeit in smaller numbers: Foot soldiers for puppet masters with a greater agenda.

[italic added for emphasis] She alluded to the role of ARS questions as "concept checking," and pointed out that she regularly uses them to "check in" with students to ensure they are engaged and following along in class.

And then he alluded to his scandal.

The President never alluded to any change.

Twice, he alluded to his religious convictions.

Things are suggested, alluded to, often nebulously.

Many of the arriving Jews have taken up residence in the former East Germany, where Jews were almost unknown for most of the postwar years, official Communist propaganda scarcely alluded to the Holocaust, the population was told it had fought on the right side against Hitler's "capitalist" government, and the Communists regularly used scapegoats to buttress their views.

Another speaker alluded to the moon landings.

He alluded to a tendency to nap.

Mr. Lieberman himself alluded to that confluence.