There seems to be some allusion here that escapes me.

The general cultural developments are sometimes termed post modernism, which involves the replacement of reason by intuition, feeling, and allusion.

Indeed, he has never made the slightest allusion to the idea of including the West Bank and Jerusalem in such negotiations.

This painting is described by a critic as an allusion to the embarrassments of affluence resting on a tattered Philippine flag.

The choice of the association's name is furthermore deliberate, as it is an allusion to the name of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany, which represents approximately 20,000 of the over 3 million German Muslims, and whose name is an allusion to the Central Council of Jews in Germany.

The battlefield allusion leads observers to reason that there must be more sophisticated technologies than shovels and rakes with which to suppress the flames.

Still, despite all the changes, when foreign commentators nowadays want to spice up a China piece with a literary allusion, Orwell remains the seasoning of choice.

(CC BY NC SA 2.0) 'Leave, sheep' referring to President Morsi, in an allusion to the herd like behavior of Muslim Brotherhood. (CC BY NC SA 2.0)

Ms. Aghajanian (Armenia), also speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that the allusion made by Azerbaijan to supposed military aggression by Armenia was captious.

In this context, your allusion to the absence of any external enforcement mechanism is not only difficult to understand but it can only raise uneasiness on our part.

Writing during the scientific revolution, Descartes proposed a mechanistic theory of the universe, the aim of which was to show that the world could be mapped out without allusion to subjective experience.

In fact, the allusion to space exploration has another dimension the achievements of any great are not bound to one s time or place of origin and can be transmitted to other cultures and generations.

A major tipping point may have been the red shirt leaders allusion to the conspicuous royal silence in response to the army s violent suppression, which heightened the army s fear of a clear and present danger to the monarchy.

I constantly made allusion to an analogy of the electoral process as a train that departs the station, making several stops on its way to its destination should it not leave the station, it can never reach that destination.

In an event dubbed 7N (an allusion to the date of the protest, November 7), roughly 20,000 30,000 people from all over Spain came together and occupied central Madrid to denounce gender violence and demand that the government treat the issue as a greater priority.

Moreover, allusion to subjective, self serving and baseless historical claims over the territory of other States is, as the recent Persian Gulf crisis best illustrates, nothing but a dangerous political minefield with catastrophic consequences, a true Pandora apos s box that the international community would rather have not opened.

Pro Palestine activists have begun 're naming' Israel as the Jewish State of Israel in the Levant, or JSIL, in an obvious satirical allusion to the neighboring self proclaimed ISIS, a splinter group of Al Qaeda that has brutally taken over swathes of Syria and Iraq, mowing residents and particularly minorities in its path.