Sentence examples for some allusion from inspiring English sources
The phrase "some allusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reference or hint made to something indirectly or subtly. Example: "The author makes some allusion to classical mythology in her novel, enriching the narrative with deeper meaning."
I think that may well have some allusion to Dickens's relationship with Nelly".
Early tonight, there was some allusion to the fact that Olympic Stadium had been erected on what was once tribal homeland.
It is rare to read anything about the artist David Salle in which some allusion isn't made to the question of whether his work is pornographic and whether his depictions of women are humiliating and degrading.
It can certainly be argued that no appraisal of his multifaceted achievement, like the Balanchine 100 celebration now under way at Lincoln Center, would be complete without some allusion to his showman side.
According to the artist, his intention is "to aestheticize the software's 'raw' interface in an interesting way, with some allusion to live coding aesthetics.
"Caught some allusions to 'The Odyssey.' Nice".
SEX -- Some allusions but not an issue.
DeLaCour & Ferrara's new building has some allusions to the 1880's industrial buildings of TriBeCa.
It's generic love song material, but with some allusions to bad behavior thrown in to make it sexier.
The statues of Dionysus and the brass miniatures of hybrid deities (including some allusions to Eastern religions) are as sybaritic as they are refined.
"She made some allusions to her parents' retirement money, about it being finite, and that unless she sold the house she was going to be in trouble".
