Allusions in a sentence

While it makes allusions to a more general notion of vampires akin to Dracula and his successors, some allusions to the Ireland-specific Abhartach are made from a more modernistic lens.

Allusions and references Allusions to actual history, geography and current science In The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, Victor Hugo makes frequent reference to the architecture of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris.

He isn’t coy about his film’s allusions to : in the opening scene he shows Ralphie’s eyes in the front mirror, darting back and forth like a gig-economy Travis Bickle, catching a glimpse of a woman breast-feeding in the back seat.

Its opening newsreel footage, as well as its wholehearted condemnation of America’s reactionary military practices, similarly make ’s allusions to the post-9/11 Iraq War unavoidably clear.

Our dinner, was interspersed with some talking and allusions to contemporary sociopolitics.

Season 2 of can fine tune the allusions to culture by continuing to focus on Frasier's environment at Harvard, as well as Freddie's classical education (which only seems to come out when he's had too much to drink).

The cryptic, yet not opaque allusions to Jake’s own contemplation of death require Farrell to retain that same subtly.

There are subtler allusions, however: Nora ruminates in one scene on how people change, and she uses the analogy of leaving her past self in Korea and discovering a new one in America.

This is against the provisions of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code, which provides that in using materials for news and current affairs programmes, the broadcaster shall avoid hate speech, inflammatory, derogatory and divisive remarks or allusions.

With the aging but strong-willed patriarch John Dutton and a child's betrayal, allusions to were inevitable.

Wow, you’re really mixing your historical allusions there.

A psychological thriller that contained frequent allusions to dealt with such controversial topics as romantic frustration, psychiatric treatment, and sexual identity.

Both leaders made only passing allusions to the chronic problems bedeviling ties.

Cliched allusions to classical Greek tragedy, and various historical parallels abound as commentators compete to describe this extraordinary spectacle of a modern-day Caesar defying his own mortality.

Don’t we plebs understand the literary and historical allusions?

Enthusiasm for mobilization for the referendum and allusions to religious sentiments were also observed.

Saulnier creates many allusions to the Western genre, as Core’s cold, nearly wordless nature evokes comparisons to many great Western anti-heroes.

Gone, are the allusions of Jackson as a delusional, reclusive pop star.

It is saturated in references from writers such as Walt Whitman and Shakespeare, and contains allusions to a host of characters, from JFK to Indiana Jones and Queen.

I was wondering, as a Christian, how reconcile these allusions to "The Goddess", and such.