“allude to”可以造什么句，allude to造句

I didn't allude to anything or anybody.

In your remarks you allude to certain sinister development.

I'll not allude to it again for a while.

Besides, it struck him as a little absurd to allude to the matter.

What I will allude to now are images that are meant to touch on an idea only.

Francis Willemstijn even USES old car parts to allude to her childhood spent in her father's garage; contrary to expectation, they make exquisite jewellery.

But he made no inquiries whatever of her, and did not distantly allude to the reason of his presence in Germany.

Alexander, 14, weighs 555 pounds, and though authorities have cited his weight as a main concern, they also allude to more pressing medical problems that prompted social services to take action.

You allude to something else.

Did he allude to his hope of being captain?

So obvious are the reasons which forbid this secession that it is necessary only to allude to them.

These items also allude to the history of the place - the timber formwork of the off-form concrete and water once pumping through the core of the building.

A casket of jewels, numerous coins and playing cards are spread upon a table covered in a magnificent red cloth, and probably allude to the fleeting nature of worldly wealth.

He did not even allude to his brother's engagement to Mary.

The point is not only that the poems allude to Chaplin, but that they often derive their own sense of literary aesthetics, paradoxically, from film aesthetics.

The relationship of wildcards to established type theory is an interesting one, which we briefly allude to here.

I did not allude to anything.