Significats de direct allusion en anglès

There was no direct allusion either to Weisspriess or to Wilfrid.

He made no direct allusion to the attack upon him.

There is little direct allusion in his epigrams to the struggle against the new religion.

Selingman made but one direct allusion to it.

On this theme Junius lashed Grafton and concluded his letter with a direct allusion to Wilkes.

One day he threw out a direct allusion.

Kennedy made no direct allusion; but he swore most positively that not a shilling should be given up.

At any rate, she brought it forth no more, and made no further intentionally direct allusion to it.

But for this direct allusion to his note, Arthur would assuredly have gone away, leaving his errand untold.

Obama didn't mention Trump by name but the speech was widely regarded as a direct allusion to the president.

At this direct allusion to her vice Kate stopped eating, and putting down the fork looked at the doctor.

She had never before heard him make so direct allusion to his own deformity, and it frightened her a little.

The first direct allusion to anxiety on her account which appears in her husband's diary bears date the 5th of the Fifth Month.

He gave up the hopeless attempt to circumvent Sir Patrick, and-comewhat might of it-dashedat a direct allusion to Sir Patrick's niece.

V. The Sophist is the sequel of the Theaetetus, and is connected with the Parmenides by a direct allusion (compare Introductions to Theaetetus and Parmenides).

Of course the defendants were accused of this heinous sin; this brilliant passage concluded with a direct allusion to the "very aristocratic trio before him."