They usually allude to the place and time they were preached and to the audience to which they were addressed.
When people talk negatively about creative writing classes and the kind of fiction they produce, it's precisely Carver's prejudice against invention and tricks to which they are usually alluding.
18 indicated that welfare state refers to 'a particular form of state or specific type of society' and usually alludes to the role played by the state in social services and benefits, such as education, health, housing, poverty relief, and unemployment, among others.
Mariah, who is usually quite guarded, has alluded to the subject in songs like 'Petals', but never has she gone into such detail as she does on 'Side Effects', in which she refers to the marriage as a 'private hell that we built'.
"We are a million and a half people usually" Sengupta said, alluding both to the micro-organisms that comprise a single human body and the notion that we are constantly drawn into relation with people, perhaps not a million and a half people, but certainly more than we might realize at first glance.
Usually, the accessories allude to some kind of historical connection or interest Supreme has as a brand – boxing, for example, or music, with last year's Fender Stratocaster.
Its name is usually thought to allude to the Islamic prophet Muhammad's daughter Fatimah, a revered figure in Islam who was given the title az-Zahrā′ ("the shining or resplendent one").
It is usually agreeable to find oneself alluded to in a book & writer did find himself in this one, in Table 543, page 327: there were some 761,000 veterans of WW2 living in NY State in 1986.
With some irregularities and gaps, he noticed what appeared to be a periodicity of atomic weights amongst the elements and that this accorded with 'their usually received groupings.' Odling alluded to the idea of a periodic law but did not pursue it.
Earlier studies have alluded to the fact that the grinding process is usually the source of a tensile residual stresses on the part surface.
