Sentence examples for tacit allusions from inspiring English sources

Aside from the tacit allusions to his own race, there was nothing in Obama's speech that could not have been delivered by either of them.

In Mr. Armani's collection, there was a sweetly (as opposed to cloyingly) nostalgic mood, a tacit allusion to a similarly flush era, to better times.

Because the most successful allusions require only tacit acknowledgment — or, at most, an allusive reply equally opaque to the clueless — we are frequently saved the embarrassment of recognizing our own ignorance and exclusion.

They had personal tacit knowledge of the usefulness of the forested environment, as opposed to abstract, generalised ideas, but only indirect allusion was made to legal, institutional and economic topics.

Through allusions and impressions.

It gives tacit approval.

Periodic allusions to Oprah Winfrey.

The allusions multiply.

Associations and allusions, of course.

Are these allusions or illusions?

Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.