However, Trump did allude to some dissention in Republican ranks.
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Many allude to a world where humans coexist with nature.
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He does not mention other candidates or allude to them.
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That doesn't mean I can't allude to it: Your thoughts?
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In the book, Starishevsky doesn't just allude to the abuse.
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Other games may allude to, or allegorize, the designer's life story.
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As they allude to a family tragedy, his eyes well up.
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The texts allude to "already hav[ing] a location" in mind.
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Videgaray Caso appeared to allude to that report in his tweet.
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These are but two of the operas that allude to dining.
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They allude to courtly French dances, Italian love songs, the polonaise.
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The court papers allude to the NRA, although not by name.
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Carr appeared to allude to that tension in his opening remarks.
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He would occasionally allude to his ideology, the employee said, although unobtrusively.
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But most declined to even allude to supporting Biden if he ran.
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In turn, they allude to cloud processing being less private and unsafe.
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He did however, allude to welcoming market pressure to take on Facebook.
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You swore you wouldn't allude to my terrible secrets in our newsletter.
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"Patient" may then allude to Christ's Passion and "X" to the Cross.
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The videos allude to Cindy Sherman's film stills and predilection for disguise.
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The bones of Mabille's apartment allude to that so-called Directoire style.
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Mr. Zuckerberg did not allude to the financial bottom line on Thursday.
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However, fans believe they allude to her roller-coaster relationship with Bieber.
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I behave in ways that allude to past behaviors without actually engaging them.
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Here, Als seems to allude to the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates' recent success.
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Both Robson and Safechuck, and their mothers, seem to allude to the possibility.
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Other images, "SAVE" or "We Were Here", allude to potential songs or lyrics.
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After all, he did did allude to this being a work in progress.
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The combination of sources you allude to reminds me of Sappho, you know?
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The coalition appeared to allude to Russia's threat in its statement on Tuesday.
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You've got to go the full way or don't even allude to it.
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You've got to go the full way or don't even allude to it.
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Mohan and Kyncl seemed to allude to the Paul situation in their blog post.
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Sanders himself appeared to allude to this with his last-minute pitch to voters.
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This photograph seems to allude to a wound that only human enlightenment can heal.
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In Moscow on Friday, the Russian foreign ministry appeared to allude to that adventurism.
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Declining to allude to Fidel's predations is of a piece with this Obama doctrine.
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In them, stripes often allude to torn flags and the artist's loathing of nationalism.
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Legend and Clarkson removed lyrics that people think allude to drugging a woman's drink.
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Devoted hikers are awarded trail names that allude to personal quirks or physical traits.
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Other sections allude to the use of satellites and online hacking in intelligence gathering.
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Note that Mathies didn't just allude to ethnicity, but also to age and sex.
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Ornate decorations on these figures allude to headdresses, necklaces, shields, earrings, and other items.
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These plotlines will be resolved, but they're too juicy to allude to in a trailer.
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Posts that allude to dates, images and names associated with the protests are automatically rejected.
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They usually use firearms, but some intelligence reports allude to a possible change in tactics.
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But it doesn't allude to a bitter business situation that festers between Ma and Sides.
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A couple of entries that contribute to the theme, 35A and 41A, allude to this.
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It will allude to Tchaikovsky and Russian football chants, says Wasfi Kani, the company's boss.
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A table leg evokes Brancusi; a red rug may allude to Donald Judd's early reliefs.
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" She says she was never going to "allude to my legal situation in any way.
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Even more alarming: Children now allude to suicide as if it were just another thunderstorm.
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His tweets could at some point be construed to contain or allude to classified information.
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Thats what I was trying to allude to, but thank you for thinking of my womb.
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Other works that stand out are those that allude to histories of colonialism and global inequality.
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That's what I was trying to allude to but thank you for thinking of my womb.
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There are lyrics that directly allude to the length of Swift's relationship to the British actor.
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Details like his clothing, poses the rapper strikes, and more allude to Jim Crow in America.
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Some seemed to allude to broader lessons about China's tight restrictions on public debate and criticism.
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This creates a "shadow" to optically allude to the larger eye you are trying to create.
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Hayden's Sunday remarks appeared to allude to President Trump's decision to fire FBI director James Comey.
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They sadly allude to the poverty in which so many Americans, black and otherwise, are trapped.
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The words on the fence that used to say "Final Warning" now allude to the Whisperers.
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Lush, sensuous, and enigmatic, Jesse Mockrin's paintings are markedly contemporary, yet beautifully allude to the past.
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Perhaps that 6 is no coincidence: Could it allude to the "number of the beast," 666?
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Is the work supposed to allude to the sublimated power of sex in art and music?
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Trump didn't allude to political dirt but, they say, that's exactly what Trump was thinking about.
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Did you "allude" to dust and dirt, or did you ask him to knock it off?
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Texts between the pair also allude to a retainer for Toensing and her husband Joe diGenova.
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Some breakup songs only allude to past relationships, while others blatantly call them out by name.
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The works allude to questions of lineage, context, and the imaging of the black female body.
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Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong appeared to allude to these issues in his New Year speech.
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One of the big things I allude to in the book is this question of human capital.
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Martin's choice to nix stimulants allude to the bad reputation ADHD meds have developed over the years.
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In a subsequent Instagram Story posted Friday, Nelson's friend appeared to allude to Felker's relationship with Lambert.
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Mathematicians often allude to "the law of the excluded middle" (a proposition must be true or false).
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Or does the form allude to Minimalism, an art form that came into being shortly after 1950s?
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In the now-infamous vid ... Ciara argues with several patrons, but doesn't allude to any racist behavior.
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Does "Another Brooklyn" allude to the lost Brooklyn of 1970-90 to which the novel is dedicated?
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However, President Donald Trump would later allude to the Russia investigation as his motive for the termination.
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Imperative but evasive, the slogans allude to the franchise's corporate anxieties as much as its basketball woes.
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The memo shared Friday does not mention the Steele dossier by name, but does allude to it.
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Barack Obama, in a similar way, used to allude to the direction and the "arc" of history.
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These hidden gestures allude to a porous exhibition space, but remain restrained by the gallery's gravitational pull.
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They had asked for statues of Anthony and Stanton that would allude to the work of others.
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Mostly, the letters allude to the real-life impediments to their affair rather than addressing them directly.
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But we can't take it too literally, because being quiet can allude to the idea of being compliant.
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Rather, glass is used to highlight sociopolitical subjects or allude to biological forms, some mesmerizing and others grotesque.
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During his set, The Weeknd (real name: Abel Tesfaye) appeared to allude to his relationship with Bella Hadid.
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I would do different things to allude to content, but I also wanted to go there without symbols.
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" The redacted pages allude to information about "the transfer of money prior to and funding of the attacks.
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More obscurely, they allude to choreography: some Martha Graham, maybe some Lucinda Childs, some previous Jasperse for sure.
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Interestingly, the study found no change in aggression—a trait that testosterone is commonly used to allude to.
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The photos are tranquil, intimate, and allude to the mythic connection women have with water and the tide.
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Ms. Belanger's sculptures, made with stoneware, porcelain and concrete, allude to recognizable objects and yet blur their references.
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Thom Tillis, a North Carolina Republican, appeared to allude to the idea when talking to reporters on Friday.
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Now, video of the comments, which allude to racial tensions simmering far beyond Little Rock, has gone viral.
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In The Marchioness, a female figure sits in fur surrounded by portraits that allude to generational aristocratic wealth.
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While they remain vague on the precise details of their (temporary) split, they allude to some form of betrayal.
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That's right, the New Orleans team didn't miss their chance to allude to their own unexpected twist of events.
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At this time, you can allude to next steps by mentioning the next applicable step depending on your situation.
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The words "balance sheet" would allude to that occurring and they were not anywhere in the minutes, she explained.
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The tweets allude to a conspiracy theory which credits President Donald Trump with breaking up child sex-trafficking rings.
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President Trump, however, had strong words for his Iranian counterpart last week which seemed to allude to rising tensions.
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Republicans seemed to allude to the FBI's approach in the platform, arguing that lawmakers should find a legislative solution.
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Spiegel appeared to allude to this success in prepared remarks, citing the success of the company's "next generation" lenses.
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It only began to allude to the Hershey mission nine years ago on the back of its chocolate wrappers.
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They allude to their success, but also veer the conversation toward their pets, their kids, and their personal problems.
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"Court" seems to allude to an architectural blueprint or façade that Atterbury has stripped down to its essential diagram.
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Clinton decided, for the first time in days, not to allude to the controversy at her first public appearance.
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Director Deo doesn't miss an opportunity to allude to Indian pop culture, be it Whatsapp jokes or Bollywood films.
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Chariot wouldn't provide many details about why the service was shutting down except to allude to failing ridership numbers.
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Yet they still allude to the vernacular of her Haitian culture, delving into human relationships, urbanism, and environmental issues.
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The script has been altered, here and there, to update it — or, most often, to allude to Mr. Moss.
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Roman's parents died in a fire, which the comics allude to being orchestrated by none other than their son.
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However "Legends of Tomorrow&aposs" Caity Lotz appeared to allude to the major cameo during an interview with E!
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"They allude to unrealistically tight time frames for renovations and cost estimations pulled straight from thin air," he said.
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Obama sits against one of Wiley's trademark foliate backgrounds, but these particular flowers allude to the former president's biography.
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In his joke, Richmond seemed to allude to President Bill Clinton's extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky in the Oval Office.
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I allude to "The Privacy Wars" in the story, and in a story that short, you can't get into it.
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But the clip quickly takes a turn as Robson and Safechuck allude to the disturbing allegations that Jackson abused them.
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She also says in the suit, she'd seen Charlie's temper, and heard him allude to using violence in the past.
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Iannone, whose straightforward, text-heavy erotic paintings allude to the spirituality of ecstatic love, is represented twice in the show.
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If a Phase 1 deal is signed, they have an opportunity to actually be data dependent or allude to that.
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He also took issue with notes people have taken about him in one tweet that appeared to allude to McGahn.
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And while the two did not directly address that controversy, many of their remarks appeared to allude to the drama.
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Biden didn't take on President Trump directly, though he did seem to allude to the recent turbulence in the administration.
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Jones' paintings allude to the idea that the truth read in the books subjugates other kinds of vital, unbound knowledge.
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On a few tables, tiny crustacean sculptures also allude to primordial times (recalling another previous roof commission, by Pierre Huyghe).
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" In response to these ideas, Jackson made abstract works that allude to "languages of color theory and human rights legislation.
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The artists in On Documentary Abstraction find ways to visually — and abstractly — allude to disturbing patterns and narratives in society.
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Last but not least, "Stranger Things" used Steve's tense Demodog showdown to allude to a notable scene from "Jurassic Park."
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It's a curious work: an interpretation of a cryptic, existential poem that may allude to the nature of noise itself.
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In several pictures, Muholi wears headdresses composed of scouring pads or clothespins that allude to Bester's work as a domestic.
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Torres's bilingual titles allude to the joint responsibility that the US and Mexico hold in addressing brutality at the border.
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Name Withheld The last reason for concern you allude to may be low-probability, but it's first in ethical priority.
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The text messages provided by Volker also allude to phone calls Taylor had with Volker and Sondland about Ukraine policy.
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They allude to and signify those key systems of social organization that we can't seem to escape: race and class.
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I've seen you allude to this: At one point it looked like you were going to run out of money.
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In El Aire Entre las Cosas, the SOMA grads allude to negative space as full of potential, rather than empty.
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Very mysterious, evocative, shades of how The Force Awakens used the Darth Vader helmet to allude to Star Wars's legacy.
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It is rather vague, but it does seem to allude to Stone's repeated previous statements that Mueller was framing him.
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If you've been paying attention to your birth chart, you already know that certain placements allude to your life's general path.
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"I'm just so embarrassed," she sobs, seeming to allude to the high level of care she requires for one uncontrollable moment.
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All the figures in Sailors allude to larger compositions beyond the picture plane — a whole world, one between real and digital.
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Sondland also attended an early July White House meeting with Ukrainian officials and seemed to allude to the demand for investigations.
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Instead, Comey has kept himself in the news with vague metaphorical tweets about honor and leadership that probably allude to Trump.
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There are a number of photographs in Black Cowboy that allude to the subject in a less complex way than Lawson's.
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He also posted numerous videos, some of which allude to his desire to carry out the shooting, others referencing it directly.
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It was an effort to allude to possible crimes without, in fairness to the accused, clearly and specifically stating those crimes.
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In the book you allude to it somehow going awry and some members of the wedding party winding up in jail.
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Both approaches are equally deserving of respect, and they allude to the complexity of speaking about and speaking for minority groups.
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The man in the picture isn't, which could allude to how to be a good listener we have to stop talking.
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He also seemed to allude to the controversy surrounding the pay gap between the men's and women's U.S. national soccer teams.
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His lyrics often allude to his brand, like in 2005, when he rapped, "I'm not a businessman, I'm a business, man."
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Suggestions of landscapes returned: Two 193 paintings done in Montauk, Long Island, allude to the changing play of sunlight on sand.
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And the third, which you allude to at various points but I don't think you address directly, is the gender question.
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Should any member or associate allude to any form of abuse or harassment whatsoever, it will be taken very seriously and investigated.
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The couple revealed the news on Instagram on Sunday in posts that seemed to allude to Ng's rift with her famous father.
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Nowhere in his Twitter feed did Musk allude to Wilson, who of course, came up with the ingenious, quiet leaf blower idea.
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Some of these applications allude to radically new features — but many of them suggest Facebook is still up to its copycat tactics.
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If you really allude to it or try to be visually censorious with it you're on the road to making Pretty Women.
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His ability to embed and allude to elements of rap on the campaign trail felt like genuine appreciation for the first time.
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I was never going to use a picture of him, speak of him or allude to my legal situation in any way.
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The beads allude to the traditional design of a rosary, in which 10 beads make up one decade, or set of prayers.
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Republicans allude to an absurd and baseless allegation that Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient, has dual loyalty to the US and Ukraine
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Belag is using these color groups to allude to a process of artistic bereavement: to move forward she must leave something behind.
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In the vast ruins of the Palais El Badii, some pieces that allude to the precarious urgencies of life become highly potent.
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Rising in stiff peaks, soft mounds, and folded slits, these works, while abstract, unmistakenly allude to the contours of the female body.
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But as the bull is shown, you can see its testicles swinging in a crude touch meant to allude to Trump's masculinity.
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The works in History is taking flight and passes forever are too sterile to allude to any radical denunciation of dangerous ideologies.
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Firearms merchants are well aware of this dynamic, and some allude to the threat of new gun control measures in their advertising.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has a long history of using rhetoric about Pakistan and Bangladesh to allude to Muslims as a threat.
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But most of "EN" moves at a brisk pace: It may allude to time, but it feels like an exercise in momentum.
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Instead, its curves and mounds, swells and protrusions allude to recognizable sources, most notably the landscape, the moon, and the female body.
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The 20 works allude to the horrors of the current migrant crisis and how the past might offer a path to healing.
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Though many of the works allude to sociopolitical realities and global histories, they're presented less as didactic truths than as stories to intuit.
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Battle scenes, in which many skeletons are tightly arranged in the frame with bugles and cannons, apparently allude to the futility of war.
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I'm dying to know how she ended up with her ex's friend, but preliminary Instagram stalking doesn't allude to any trouble in paradise.
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Some sport fashionably coiffed hair, others harkening to mid-century style, while the adjacent saintly bystanders allude to the origins of religious lore.
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It could allude to the employment objective that the government wants to include in the RBNZ mandate and is seeking parliamentary approval for.
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Netanyahu, in defending the bill as "democratic and necessary", has seemed to allude to foreign monetary support for Israeli groups backing Palestinian statehood.
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To McDaniel's point, Depp is not the first celebrity to allude to --- whether in jest or in earnest -- the killing of President Trump.
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"But open your angel's arms/ To this stranger in paradise"; their mellifluous voices nearly mask the displacement and alienation the lyrics allude to.
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Photo courtesy of the artist "I look for interesting architectural elements that allude to a natural formation growing off these elements," says Piallat.
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Mr. Hill has a character allude to Cormac McCarthy's idea of a post-apocalyptic world, à la "The Road," and deems it gloomy.
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Old menus allude to something called "fancy cake," a confection conjured up by Albert Kumin, the Four Seasons' original, Swiss-born pastry chef.
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To allude to the Say No/ACLU tee after Trump was elected, if you're socially conservative, close-minded, or transphobic, please fuck off.
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It's printed with symbols of the black diaspora, including chains that allude to the millions of African lives stolen during the Middle Passage.
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It seems to me that Robins is simultaneously marking and shaping time, and that the perforations allude to time's dominion over us all.
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She boasts a husky tone and a pensive touch on the cello, favoring wide arcs of melody that often allude to the blues.
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He seemed to allude to the dispute in his annual report on the state of the federal judiciary, issued on New Year's Eve.
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He appeared to allude to that fact Tuesday, declaring that Republicans need to "get their back up" after "drifting away" from GOP principles.
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The pieces in Dre Britton's Structural Integrity each allude to kinesthetic possibilities and futures — expansion, escapism — yet everything is stiff, frozen in time.
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That he didn't allude to, which is a small positive, but having said that there were still important details that were not addressed.
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Around the time of the journalists' release, Venezuela's minister of communications, Jorge Rodriguez, seemed to allude to reports of Ramos' detention in a tweet.
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Sanders didn't reference Trump's tweet while speaking at a rally in New York City on Saturday, but did allude to the infighting among Democrats.
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Troy Price, the chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party, reportedly didn't explicitly mention Trump supporters on the conference call but did allude to interference.
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Though he did not specifically address Fuller's claims about his Heroes character, he did allude to his own journey towards acceptance of his sexuality.
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Describing the event as one "for the heads" seems to allude to a kind of snobbery which plagues far too many electronic-led festivals.
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While he did not criticize Mr. Trump explicitly, Mr. Cruz seemed to allude to him when he spoke of campaign strategy on Saturday night.
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Stickles' constant interruptions, tons of rough edges, and a near nine-minute riff on Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" allude to as much.
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Late last month, CIA Director Mike Pompeo sent shockwaves through Asia by appearing to allude to the possibility of regime change in North Korea.
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And by "certain words," I mean those that allude to my religious beliefs, which—I can say with great confidence—would not please everyone.
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They can also allude to our current times, in which we have never before been so scrutinized while also being so anonymous and depersonalized.
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Although the president has not outwardly addressed either merger, some of his comments and actions allude to his different feelings about the two deals.
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Lovegood may also allude to the father and daughter's kindly nature, their love of what's good and ability to see the best in others.
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Instead, the exhibition puts its emphasis on one-of-a-kind works that showcase human creativity — and allude to where luxury might go next.
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The entry went on to allude to several past controversies surrounding Kushner, including accusations that he made material omissions from security clearance disclosure forms.
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"I was never going to use a picture of him, speak of him or allude to my legal situation in any way," she wrote.
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"I think we've been able to answer, or at least allude to, the biggest knowledge gap in the area of plastic pollution," Slat said.
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Steingraber complains that, "while Carson's sea books occasionally allude to environmental threats, they call for no particular action," and, with that, sets them aside.
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I also wanted to allude to the opening of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man—someone who is hyper-visible and invisible at the same time.
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Made from Mississippi clay, they allude to her family's origins there, rooted in the earth, and their ensuing migration once they left the area.
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We kind of allude to that a little bit when my kids were in high school, especially one of them was a real handful.
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The suffix "naut" comes from the Greek word for sailor; the first parts of the words allude to "space" or "star" in different languages.
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But the specific circumstances surrounding Meister's arrest allude to the danger involved in the country's top-rated cable network normalizing the president's rhetorical excesses.
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Perhaps that is why Trump got so much attention at a recent White House event where he appeared to allude to an imminent war.
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At 28 lines, it has the longest known runic inscription in stone, with riddle-like messages that allude to Norse mythology covering its sides.
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Things have changed, Justice Alito said, and he seemed to allude to the motto on the hats Mr. Trump wore on the campaign trail.
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Bulges allude to sensual and illicit pleasures, but Blass relies on optical delight, too; she relishes bright and busy patterns and teases our eye.
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The missing heads allude to trophies, often hanging on the walls of hunters, but the gash of decapitation is glossed over by the metallic shine.
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Critics pointed out that the film never shows Marlo in treatment, and doesn't even allude to her receiving the medical care she so desperately needs.
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Generally, both stories allude to the idea that Microsoft is trying to make it easier to both discover and regularly interact with its virtual assistant.
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A metal 18th-century hinge mounted sideways on the wall is identified as bullhorns that allude to female fallopian tubes as a sign of fertility.
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The notes are read out loud by the moderators in an attempt at comic relief, and the messages almost always seem to allude to sex.
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On the flip side, one piece by Kuri, "Maqueta Para Desfile" ("Mockup for a Parade," 2010), seems to allude to a closed way of seeing.
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Jamie Lannister has recalled it, we've heard various characters allude to the events surrounding it, and it's even played a key role in Bran's visions.
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The song and video allude to the idea that the technology that's allowing all of our bold new visions might also be literally harming us.
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But the song has remained in the competition in part because its lyrics make no explicit reference to the events they seem to allude to.
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Its repeating, futuristic images — a blond princess beckoning to a frog in a golden crown — appeared to allude to the story of the Frog Prince.
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"This could reflect a mechanism of accidental trauma in the control group, while craniofacial fractures allude to a nonaccidental mechanism of trauma," the researchers wrote.
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Wrapped up in one another and without a proper beginning or end, the series of colored-pencil-drawn illustrations allude to nudes and abstract art.
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One of Stefani's parts seems to allude to the idea that her relationship with Shelton was just a rebound from her divorce from Gavin Rossdale.
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The images in Payne's work allude to some of the themes unearthed in Lucas Michael's paintings, Limousine Leather and Dramatist and Give No. 3 (white).
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He did, however, allude to criminal cases that he says are unsolved because investigators have been unable to crack the encryption on a suspect's device.
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President Trump appeared to allude to the revelations at a rally in Missouri, vowing to get rid of "a lingering stench" at the Justice Department.
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Because her gradations slyly allude to the mixed and often unacknowledged backgrounds of African-Americans, Sherald's paintings make an important statement about our racial history.
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Ecocide is a frightening, complicated political issue, and yet the members of the Future Library Trust allude to it with a strange air of placidity.
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In "Yo x Ti, Tu x Mí," or "Me 4 U, U 4 Me," the lyrics allude to abbreviations frequently used on Twitter and WhatsApp.
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After offering his congratulations, Mr. Tusk added a single sentence that appeared to allude to Mr. Johnson's reputed sloppiness with the fine points of issues.
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With a collection exploring the relationship between man, woman, and nature, Kane used crystal mesh gowns to allude to corruption in the Garden of Eden.
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Jae's oblique lyrics and the animated video allude to warfare and inner struggles: "Demons all around me I've become," Jae raps, almost with a shrug.
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The fans will toy with it, play with it, allude to it, as if in doing so they are indulging a little frisson of danger.
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The neighborhood has long been littered with cheap fried chicken spots, a few with names that allude to an American provenance, like Dallas Chicken & Ribs.
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On Urban Dictionary, three out of 12 definitions of "griefer" allude to Minecraft, while a YouTube search for "Minecraft griefer" throws up around 355,000 results.
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There's one thing you need to know about Taylor Swift's new single, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the squabbles her lyrics allude to.
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Though it was filmed before she was held at gunpoint in Paris, several moments in the show eerily seemed to allude to the reality star's robbery.
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Xi appeared to allude to those cuts by saying government officials must "make every effort to help officers and soldiers resolve worries about the future consequences".
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Flatlining inflation in the single currency bloc has forced the European Central Bank to allude to more stimulus, pushing yields to record lows in recent weeks.
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They make loose references to things that haven't yet been introduced, and they (along with the show) allude to metaphors that haven't quite stuck the landing.
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However, their relationship appears to have disintegrated in recent months, with the pair seeming to allude to their parting of ways in recent social media posts.
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You also allude to the idea that this narrowing of news sources is causing people to shy away from debating with those who hold opposite viewpoints.
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Through the rest of the season, they also allude to the future, and they would eventually learn the way small mistakes would lead to their capture.
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Andrey illustrates this new species to allude to this comparison, but gives it enough believable details to visually set it apart from the animals we know.
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While discussing SCL Elections, Cambridge Analytica's parent organization, he seemed to allude to comments made by his predecessor, Alexander Nix, about using entrapment for political gain.
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The owls represented fire, air, earth and water respectively and that specific number of mascots was chosen to allude to the four years in an Olympiad.
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Trump, meanwhile, appeared to allude to Manafort's situation in a tweet, claiming Mueller was "ruining lives" because people are "refusing to lie" (presumably, to implicate Trump).
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Beyond preserving physical bits from years ago, the fabrics also allude to various eras of design, showing the multiple shapes, colors, and textures chosen by manufacturers.
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"I was never going to use a picture of him, speak of him or allude to my legal situation in any way," she wrote on Instagram.
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The title of "Tropix" would seem to allude to Tropicália, and you can choose to hear echoes of Gal Costa in a tune like "Camadas" ("Layers").
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Washington, who happened to sit near the door, as soon as he heard me allude to him, from his usual modesty darted into the library room.
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I allude to it in the book, and this is a touchy subject, but perhaps they are the pinnacle Malthusian check on uncontrolled human population growth.
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Its most lurid manifestations lick at the edges of her narrative, which allude to such horrors as a girl dismembered on video and cooked into tamales.
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Both legal teams will be unable at the DC trial to allude to the ongoing investigation into Russia collusion, an investigation where Gates is still helping.
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Buttigieg proved again that he knows what distinguishes him in this field of contenders and how to allude to those qualities in any and every riff.
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Buttigieg proved again that he knows what distinguishes him in this field of contenders and how to allude to those qualities in any and every riff.
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He drops lines that could allude to frenemies Kendrick Lamar and Nicki Minaj, whom he admits he no longer speaks to after the Meek Mil debacle.
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This time period could allude to the The Long Night, in which Azor Ahai helped defeat the White Walkers and along with the Children of the Forest.
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And it's dispiriting and predictable to see yet another writer allude to their character having a "secret homosexual life" without being willing to portray it on screen.
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While the complaint doesn't say the toy data is directly used to help support this program, it does allude to the idea that it could be happening.
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While its words do not allude to it specifically, the fact that both Allied and Axis troops adored it demonstrates a general yearning for salvation from conflict.
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The chaotic cross-sections of "Infinity Lines" allude to the interconnectedness of human memory and how those memories are dependent on impermanent objects, like the empty chairs.
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Most mirrors are partially covered with photographic images — animals, flowers, ferry boats, colonial British soldiers, Native Americans, buildings and construction sites — that allude to the islands' histories.
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But I know it goes far deeper than that—we shy away from having a conversation about anything that might allude to the fact that we're struggling.
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And while we haven't found a record of Trump saying this during a debate, on ABC's "This Week" last month, he did allude to Cruz being heartless.
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He used the code 1488 to allude to a 14-word nazi slogan and "heil Hitler," double-eights, because H is the eighth letter of the alphabet.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, did allude to the recent bumpiness of the campaign, said an attendee, John A. Catsimatidis, a New York investor and grocery magnate.
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The term "bug out" is sometimes used in the military, when referring to a retreat, but it can also just allude to getting out of town — fast.
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The president's mention of a "real" border wall may allude to his frustration with a $1.3 trillion spending bill he reluctantly signed into law earlier this year.
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President Trump appeared to allude to his push for professional athletes to stand for the national anthem as he delivered his first State of the Union address.
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You don't need to keep your new relationship status a secret; allude to it a few times, perhaps, and people who are interested will ask about it.
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Fried suggests that Rush's impolitic correspondences may explain his absence from history textbooks: his letters allude to George Washington's incompetence as a general and Jefferson's digestive complaints.
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Of his painting technique, he added, "it has a lightness of touch" that serves to "allude" to the difficult subject matter rather than treat it too graphically.
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While these sequences allude to the film Visit to Picasso (1949) by Paul Haesaerts and Jackson Pollock 51 (1951) by Hans Namuth, they did not feel contrived.
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So, too, will 21880000G, though the company did allude to "faster cellular" in a quick rundown of all the features it didn't have time to announce onstage.
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You might expect the girls — and some of them do allude to injustice and prejudice — to say something about the war since it impacts their everyday lives.
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Boston's "Head of the Charles" regatta draws competitors from across the country, so it's only natural that Google would allude to this iconic piece of the culture.
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Some models just allude to poor sanitation, such as the room that holds within its very white walls a sneaker or one that houses a waiting mousetrap.
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For instance, the search warrant reportedly seemed to allude to efforts to prevent the Access Hollywood tape from coming out — if that happened, what did it entail?
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She did, however, allude to roofies in later posts ... and added she was "good" from the night before and that her show on Sunday was still on.
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Cammie Staros's ceramic objects allude to the forms of classical vessels, but update them with neon or metal additions, as well as references to feminism and S&M.
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And even in the pilot, after it tested, stupid people had no idea Will was gay, even though he said many things that would allude to the fact.
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The "feeding frenzy" he mentions seems to allude to the flurry of stories recently released about men all throughout Hollywood, in politics, and beyond accused of sexual misconduct.
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However, these works evinces a motivation that is unseen in her previous works, allude to an level of artistic insight gained not through autobiography but through creative intuition.
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Watch: Natasha Stoynoff Breaks Silence, Accuses Donald Trump of Sexual Assault Singer Lana Del Rey appeared to allude to the spell-casting plan in a Thursday Twitter post.
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Comments he made on a podcast last year, which allude to the idea that we should soften the stance on sexual relationships between adult men and young boys.
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Thanks to near-perfect social media presences, photoshopped Instagrams, and pre-approved statements, it can be hard for stars to falter or allude to anything other than perfection.
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As "Rising River Blues" illustrates, Lovell often quotes music, film, and poetry in his titles to allude to feelings like sadness and alienation in the works he references.
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Only once did he seem to allude to the unfulfilled wishes of those — including, seemingly, many in the crowd — who wished he had run for the position himself.
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But unlike in years past, Amazon will now tolerate the use of words and terms — in certain circumstances — that allude to the existence of other clouds beyond AWS.
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"My titles and imagery work closely together—not to allude to a specific memory, but rather to show what has sifted through this, my human filter," says Milk.
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The closeness of the shots allude to a laser-focused abstraction, where fabric floating through water becomes a study in movement, where car windows become frames for distant skyscrapers.
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BUT OBVIOUSLY, SIGNING JORDAN – I DO ALLUDE TO IT IN THE EPILOGUE – WAS A VERY MEANINGFUL MOMENT TO US AND REALLY KIND OF TOOK US TO A NEW LEVEL.
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Trump seemed to allude to the meeting while at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida — he told reporters, "we've had talks at the highest level" with North Korea.
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The messages allude to other abuse Gabrielle was allegedly subjected to, including cold baths, being struck in the mouth and sleeping on the cold floor in only her underwear.
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For her exhibition Iris, currently on view at Brooklyn's Signal Gallery, Koch weaves together a series of illustrations and sculptural installations that allude to a mysterious game of sorts.
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Both Sandy and Danny allude to sex, but where Danny's exploits are rooted in bravado, Sandy's sexual experiences are completely reliant upon what Danny wants, expects, and reacts to.
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The White House did not say specifically if they would try to revoke the waivers of California and a dozen other states, but seemed to allude to the possibility.
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With more headroom and elbow space than most backpacking tents, MSR's Hubba Hubba NX 2 sleeps two backpackers with ease (as if the name didn't already allude to that).
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Although only ad growth potential was considered in Mahaney's recent upgrade, the RBC director did allude to the growing importance of this particular revenue channel, especially for ridesharing companies.
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The resulting glass cube pendants and faceted table lamps allude to Old World Wiener Werkstätte-era lighting from the likes of Josef Hoffmann — while retaining a distinct Mexican minimalism.
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His voice is pitched but his words don't need much effort to unmask and allude to the inner workings of Ocean's mind more than any track of the album.
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Mr. Cruz did not address, let alone repeat, his localized criticism of Mr. Trump, but did allude to the party's "shared values" at the end of his own remarks.
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The problem, which Klinsmann did in fact briefly allude to in his introductory press conference, is that American soccer doesn't generate the talent necessary to play such a style.
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White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said the word "impeachment" does not appear in the formal remarks but didn't rule out that Trump will allude to it in some way.
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The rope attaching the team can't be longer than 15 feet and the runners don't dress as miners, though the occasional cowboy hat may allude to an earlier era.
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In line with the art of her time, Pape's works are at once joyous, optimistic, and humorous, even as they subtly allude to the heavy context of Brazil's repression.
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The track is called "Starboy" and it's the title-track from The Weeknd's forthcoming album that may or may not be an allude to the late David Bowie, who knows?
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His penis And it was his former primary rival Marco Rubio who prompted Trump to allude to his penis size in the middle of a GOP debate in March 2016.
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The flowers allude to Sant Jordi's legendary slaying of the dragon and liberation of a princess, which—according to local lore—took place in the Catalonian fortress town of Montblanc.
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By contrast, Jenner's act of handing a can of Pepsi to a cop seemed to allude to an image captured in an iconic photo of a Black Lives Matter protest.
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It quickly becomes apparent that the numbers and lines allude to one of Seurat's maritime scenes and that we are to connect gardening with the ocean, which we also harvest.
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Her friends repeatedly allude to the fact that Jenner won't be able to evade their questions in such close quarters — questions about her sexuality, her family, and especially her politics.
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As with sea salt in air, which slowly etches metal with an orange marmalade rust, the materials, processes, and end results allude to ideas of the ephemeral and the enduring.
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The money is not paid to a central fund, though Trump continues to allude to a system like that, raising questions about his ability or willingness to listen and learn.
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But they were also heavily fixated on whether any member of Clinton's family would allude to the fact that her husband had been unfaithful to her in the prior century.
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Apple, meanwhile, has yet to even acknowledge that it has a secret car project, although CEO Tim Cook did allude to it at the company's most recent annual shareholders' meeting.
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Belafonte appeared to allude to a similar situation in a nearly three-year-old Instagram post, showing a man hugging a pregnant woman as another woman kissed her baby bump.
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Asked by Whitehouse if the word "ralph" referred to alcohol, Kavanaugh said "I already answered the question," appearing to allude to his testimony that he attended parties in high school.
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" IHOP President Darren Rebelez also apologized, saying in a statement to CNN that the restaurant chain has "zero tolerance for actions that are or allude to discrimination of any type.
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President Trump, who appeared to publicly allude to the development a day earlier, said his administration worked with Pakistan to free them from fighters linked to the Taliban's Haqqani faction.
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President Trump, who appeared to allude to the development on Wednesday, said his administration and the Pakistani government worked together to free them from the Haqqani network, a Taliban faction.
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While the larger oil-on-linen paintings float colors on a surface, leaving a considerable space free, these pieces allude to old-fashioned landscape painting and cover the entire surface.
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The documentary also wrestles directly with her sexuality, rather than avoid or allude to Hansberry's same-sex relationships (the way some recent documentaries on James Baldwin and Nina Simone have).
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They allude to a vague threat, giving the trailer its only real sense of intrigue, before getting right to the point: the other heroes who are joining their superhuman team.
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IHOP President Darren Rebelez also apologized, saying in a statement to CNN that the restaurant chain has "zero tolerance for actions that are or allude to discrimination of any type."
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Lover demonstrates how the magic of pop can make songs that allude to lust rather than spell it out in detail sound like portrayals of weirdos discovering their own desires.
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On Friday, he appeared to allude to that sentiment, telling the audience that he was still unsure whether pushing the First Step Act was the politically popular thing to do.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook gave the commencement speech today at Duke University, using the opportunity to tout his pro-privacy views and to allude to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
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While these two artists specifically allude to animal life, Arick's work feels shoe-horned into the putative theme because, more than anything else, it aestheticizes an instrument of implicit violence.
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Often, the King of Pop's decision to surround himself with children was dismissed as a natural outgrowth of his own celebrity childhood — a defense Streisand continued to allude to Friday.
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Somehow, mysteriously, Gold is able to allude to the thing that made Cassablanca so unique: an existential noir, with the grand-scope and excitement of a typical war/adventure film.
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Xi did not directly address the oil sanctions issue, but appeared to allude to them by saying: "China will continue to firmly safeguard its own legitimate and lawful rights and interests".
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While the U.S. State Department didn't allude to its possible intention to pull out of the treaty until December, President Donald Trump has been signaling his intentions since at least October.
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These troubling scenes allude to current environmental issues, but the tactile allure of the varying textures and graphic polka-dots, stripes, and tire track-like motifs drew most of my attention.
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Toby is visibly uncomfortable, but Debra insists that of course, John didn't mean to allude to — well, whatever it was that Toby thought John was referring to with the shooting comment.
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The drawings and their presentation alongside a natural history museum-style display of documents, postcards, and fossil-like sculptures of unfired clay, allude to the many uses of remnants as objects.
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She made 'troubling' comments about Columbine Since her death, alarming details have emerged about her past along with an electronic trail on a website that appears to allude to her plans.
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On Monday, Trump also appeared to allude to Ocasio-Cortez, saying she'd cost New York tens of thousands of jobs in her opposition to a New Amazon headquarters in New York.
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There is a tacit agreement to never allude to anything as crass as him being a man in a bear suit, to, if not accept Kumamon's reality, pretend that he exists.
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I chose to portray only natural landforms because I was interested in the idea of observing an untouched unexplored new world and the incomprehensible scale of time that they allude to.
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Supposedly they are meant to allude to the city's historical manufacturing base, but they do little more than take up space, man-spreading throughout the room like outdated monuments to masculinity.
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These types of numbers further allude to CBP's corrupt culture of violence and impunity, which represents a systemic failure within the agency; and the disregard for the preservation of human life.
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He could very well allude to that keynote from the lectern tonight, no doubt contrasting, as he likes to do, his black hair of then with the deep gray of now.
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A wall of photographs, depicting African American kids from the 1950s or '60s, reveal inked silhouettes which allude to and are in solidarity with Kara Walker and Norman Rockwell's black expression.
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Mr. Comey's post reflects a habit on display in recent months in which he has appeared to use a carefully chosen quotation to allude to someone or something in the news.
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Yet when it came time for her acceptance speech, McDormand didn't allude to her previous one and instead highlighted the need for representation in film and praised the movie's writer, Martin McDonagh.
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Volkswagen's supervisory board condemned remarks made by the company's Chief Executive Herbert Diess after he appeared to allude to a Nazi-era slogan when he attempted to describe the carmaker's earnings potential.
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Further, Alshaibi's use of short phrases and words allude to violence without explicitly illustrating it, allowing the viewer to create an image in their mind rather than being shocked with graphic images.
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Earlier in his visit, Mr. Esper had seemed to allude to some potential reduction in American forces, saying that drawing down to 8,600 troops would not affect important counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan.
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Some of the '60s drawings quoted Leonardo, but yes, the "Carbon Fiber" figures quote Goya and Rodin and allude to [Claus] Sluter, [sculptor of the medieval "Well of Moses" in Dijon, France].
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In promoting their tax plan, Republicans allude to the famous revenue-neutral Tax Reform Act of 1986 as their role model, describing the new legislation as a comparable crown jewel in achievement.
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And that's why I allude to that quote .. where (Indiana Jones) says, 'archeology is not about finding truth, it's about finding facts,' so that's kind of what were faced with, that same dilemma.
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Bobby Rogers' Catch A Fade black and white portraits of black men with freshly cropped fades allude to the confidence one feels after having their hair done and the politics of black aesthetics.
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The abstract works allude to the media coverage branding Trayvon Martin a "thug," as well as the selection of imagery of black victims of police shootings that inspired the black Twitter hashtag #IfTheyGunnedMeDown.
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But that doesn't explain why Apatow allowed Dick, who's repeatedly been accused of sexual assault, to appear on his show — and to allude to an incident of sex abuse in passing, no less.
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Easily camouflaged, tigers move freely through the park's dry deciduous forest, bush land and rocky hills, and among the hauntingly beautiful stone ruins that allude to the ancient kingdoms that once thrived there.
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Those comments may allude to President Donald Trump's recent attacks on the Fed and its monetary policies, which he believes are preventing stronger economic growth and keeping a lid on the stock market.
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Rirkrit Tiravanija and Tomas Vu offer up one-of-a-kind t-shirts screen printed with clay messages that allude to the myth-making and folklore found in their Green Go Home installation.
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McCain has been reluctant to talk publicly about the substance of the tax bill, preferring to vaguely allude to his "concerns," as he told the Wall Street Journal's Richard Rubin earlier this week.
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Photographed at the peak of life, the bouquets embody both the enhanced fertility some seek, but they also allude to desired termination — the gathered flora all eventually withered and are now long dead.
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Victoria Miro's gallery in Mayfair opened a show on Friday of new paintings by the Danish artist John Korner that subtly allude to of-the-moment themes like income inequality and population displacement.
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One theme of "A Tale of Love and Darkness" is that a dream come true is inevitably a disappointment, a notion that seems to allude to one of the foundational mottos of Zionism.
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I keep moving between this tension between hyper-visibility and invisibility, that is captured by the essay's name "Black and Blue," which allude to black bodies, and the bodies in blue—police officers.
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While Sanders did not offer specific funding sources for the plan, he did allude to the fact that rolling back tax cuts enacted during the Trump Administration would help to foot the bill.
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New UpperHaven residents Jo Walker and her husband unpack their belongings inside borderless panels that aren't always set sequentially and allude to a nasty scandal involving a dog mauling in their recent past.
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Perhaps the Ivanka look-alike is sucking up the rights and freedoms that women have won with her vacuum, an appliance intended to allude to the domestic role women are expected to perform.
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Charles started cheating on Diana in 1986 with his ex-girlfriend (and current wife) Camilla Parker-Bowles, and if the season ends in 1985, if may only allude to trouble on the horizon.
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The designs that ornament his clothes allude to everything from Qing Dynasty decorations and the paintings of Francis Bacon to Ottoman-era iconography and the artist James Reeve's photographs of cities at night.
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Although the "Harrison Bergeron" is a heavily exaggerated piece of fiction writing while "The Curse of Affirmative Action" was written to denounce a real world policy, both allude to the delicacy of equality.
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Besides shedding light on her go-to midnight snack and which food trend she thinks is the most overrated — she said fro-yo — Teigen did allude to one thing we already knew about her.
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For example, he urged the Murchison-Hume team to switch out an image of a lady with a bun on a bathroom cleaner product because it seemed to allude to a hair-care product.
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Patriot is immensely fond of having characters speak in the idioms of masculinity past; you'll hear many of them allude to the older, industrial world, where you could make a living with your hands.
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There are also pretty strict restrictions around what types of words, phrases, or historical figures you can outright name or allude to in your online ID, your group names, and other public-facing activity.
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Just two days after being released from police custody in Paris, France, Chris Brown has been active on Instagram, sharing some posts that allude to the rape allegation he is facing in the country.
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Gaslighters will often rightly assume that if you allude to the things in this list, you are more likely both to get hooked on them and to be more tolerant of their bad behavior.
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Clifford often played with duality: the motifs in his paintings (dice and chains, flowers and leaves) allude to both unbridled joy and unseen loneliness, both the carefree follies of youth and its eventual heartaches.
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Chinese officials pressed for words that might allude to last year's international arbitration ruling to be kept out of the statement, the diplomats said, particularly the term "full respect for legal and diplomatic processes".
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Though they may seem different, both of these names allude to the changes in nature that take place at this time of year — and how you can enact similar changes in your own life.
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For example, the two allude to each other constantly (Mendes on Instagram and Gosling in acceptance speeches) but rarely talk openly about their relationship, their kids, or if they plan to tie the knot.
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"I appreciate that she admitted that children cannot learn immigration law, although she did allude to the fact that children should have an adult with them, as if that's going to help," said Rep.
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Erdogan also appeared to allude to a 'deadline' for handing over Brunson, although he did not name the United States as having set any such deadline or say precisely when it might have expired.
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The lyrics, "And the sun pours down like honey/On Our Lady of the Harbor," allude to a statue of the Virgin Mary that crowns the 18th-century Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel.
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The same day news of his charges broke, Spacey appeared to allude to the accusations and maintain his innocence in a video in which he got into character as House of Cards' Frank Underwood.
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There were a few times where Matt was a real hard-liner about it, where a footnote or a parenthetical would allude to something, not really giving it away, and Matt would axe it.
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Still, the fact that even the second statement doesn't allude to any inside knowledge of the attacks suggests that the shooting might have been inspired by ISIS rather than directly ordered by the terrorist group.
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This closing admonition seemed to allude to a familiar phenomenon: school shootings inspire immediate outpourings of grief and calls for stricter gun regulation, but before long, the shock recedes and political will for change evaporates.
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I chose quotes from their movies, mostly spoken by the heroine herself, and tried to pick moments that would allude to their story as whole, had deeper meaning within the movie, or referenced modern issues.
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While some are hoping for it to allude to recent market volatility, and give that as a potential reason to delay rate rises in the future, Schlossberg says the Fed may disappoint on that front.
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In a break from recent Republican nominees, Mr. Trump did not mention abortion or even allude to the sanctity of life a single time in his marathon acceptance speech at this summer's Republican National Convention.
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For Contract and Release, choreographed by Brendan Fernandes, three dancers assume their positions amid a selection of Noguchi's works that allude to the human form and proceed to slowly perform a prescribed set of tasks.
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Bill Northey, senior vice president at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, said the Fed may "allude to the potential impact of trade skirmishes" on the economy, but is not expecting any surprises from the central bank.
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Broner then verbally challenged Mayweather, who laughed off that taunt but he did recently allude to a comeback in an interview with Showtime, bringing along with it whispers of a possible rematch against Manny Pacquiao.
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It's another movie that takes the gloves off and shows you a part of New York and a part of youth culture that people allude [to], but doesn't really get shown in a very authentic way.
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I've worked with a few institutional archives quite some time ago, but I'm most interested in suggesting notions to the observer; if historical specificity is essential to achieve that, then I will certainly allude to it.
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The Blast reports that the lyrics of the new song "allude to the bombing" that occurred just outside her Manchester, U.K. concert in May 2017, according to sources inside a private listening party in London recently.
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This could allude to the fact that many Uber drivers are working part-time or just splitting their weekly rides between Uber and other car services like Lyft, which averaged 23 trips per week per driver.
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FRANKFURT, March 15 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's supervisory board on Friday condemned remarks made by the company's chief executive after he appeared to allude to a Nazi-era slogan when he attempted to describe the carmaker's earnings potential.
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In book form, the photographs are presented as scientific plates, shown only with their titles — a string of letters and numbers that allude to minor planet designations but more likely correspond to the image file's name.
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The title of "The Rear View" (2018) may allude to the compressed reflection we see looking into an automobile's rearview mirror, but the abstract composition evokes a still life as Freeman again plays shapes against colors.
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The singer, guitarist and space cowboy, known for smooth 1970s hits like "The Joker," used his onstage acceptance speech to tactfully allude to the Rock Hall's opaque nomination process and poor track record on inducting women.
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It only makes sense that Beyoncé would allude to Oshun's imagery and personification in an album that is intended to conceptualize a woman's journey of self knowledge and healing, specifically that of a black woman's journey.
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Many allude to toys, particularly vehicles: they are at least roughly symmetrical along one axis, have a front end and a back end, and feature disks (for wheels) cut out of and/or added to them.
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When Diane tells Maia why she's willing to take seemingly unsavory clients, she seems to allude to their falling out: "People I thought with all my heart were guilty turned out to be innocent," she says.
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"If you allude to this in ways that clean it up, you're not dealing with the fact that not only was labor marginalized and misused, but that the product itself was the laborer," Mr. Simon says.
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Josephine Wright, a professor of music and black studies at the College of Wooster in Ohio, said the lyrics of "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" allude to feelings of despair and a desire for release from suffering.
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Lorde's mother, Sonja Yelich, seemed to allude to the snub on Twitter on Friday, posting a photograph of a New York Times piece about the Grammys and the number of women it nominates for its awards.
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I believed him, because he was so convincing… I just believed everything he said, for some reason ... The only thing I can say is that I didn't see anything that would ever allude to [sexual misconduct] ever.
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The gallery labels allude to violent instantiations of misogyny — one print, "Jealousy II" (1896), depicts the Bohemian Stanisław Przybyszewski as his wife, Dagny Juel, stands naked beneath a tree with another man, evoking both Eve and serpent.
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Four of the choices allude to the local merry-go-rounds that have given Binghamton the nickname the Carousel Capital of the World: the Rocking Horses, the Rumble Ponies, the Timber Jockeys and, yes, the Stud Muffins.
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In a speech at the National Urban League conference in Indianapolis on Thursday, Booker appeared to allude to Biden once again, suggesting that candidates should be judged not just by their policy aspirations but by their records.
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While Haqq did not mention the model by name, she did allude to Wood's first in-person interview on Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk, in which Woods will presumably address the alleged affair with Tristan Thompson.
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Those jokes, of course, were the subject of one of last fall's most important political events: the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, whose high school yearbook entries appeared to allude to drinking and sex.
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A prolific user of Instagram, James has made a habit of punctuating his social media posts with a pair of hashtags — #WashedKing and #RevengeSeason — that allude to the unnamed critics who thought his game was in decline.
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Designed, in part, as a place where the extended Mercer family can gather, the yacht has many fanciful and didactic touches for the Mercer grandchildren, such as frescoes that allude to the discoveries of Darwin and Newton.
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The very title of "Color Field," she said, evokes the work of color field painters like Mark Rothko and Helen Frankenthaler, while the canvases allude to monochromatic minimalist paintings by artists such as Agnes Martin and Anne Truitt.
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Works by Leonid Sokolov, like a pair of wooden glasses with five-pointed stars cut into their "lenses" ("Project to Construct Glasses for Every Soviet Citizen," 280), allude to the powerful influences of the Communist and Modernist ideologies.
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Seasonal plantings will be conceived around a series of "outdoor rooms," Mr. Anderson explained, whose "Platonic geometries" of circles and half-moons allude to the arches and round window on the facade and to other works by Johnson.
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He said he was not starting an investigation into the F.B.I. or any other law enforcement agency, per se, but he did allude to several of the bureau's former leaders who oversaw the opening of the Russia inquiry.
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In the middle of the constant hubbub and hoopla, with mindlessness careening full speed ahead, Humphrey made works — at once retinal and tactile — that allude to "frontal space," as he put it in an interview with Amy Baker.
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At the Athens Democracy Forum, hosted by this newspaper, I listened to the Greek foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, allude to "undemocratic liberalism" as a catalyst to the current wave of "illiberal democracy" in places like Poland and Hungary.
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While Russell rightly refused to respond to those demands, in a profile for New York Magazine, she did allude to the idea that My Dark Vanessa was based, at least in part, on some of her personal experiences.
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Here, the overall vibe is swooning yet lonely, with ambling piano songs that allude to depressed American poets, living and dead, and a sprawled Laurel Canyon surf-folk that's beachy with a fog, so all the sounds swim.
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Knitting needles, tangles of golden chord, blue and white trinkets and plinths, allude to a kind of silent music sheet, the reading of which relies on an internal dynamic system that extends far beyond the formalism of sculpture.
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Even though these and other moments are poetic and allude to beautiful material contradictions, the show frustrates traditional value systems — Prieto makes us realize how attached we are to capitalist and imperial constructs, where value is inherently materialistic.
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"They both genuinely like and feel comforted by each other, plus their sexual chemistry is strong," she says, adding that their charts seemingly allude to a dynamic that's common across young couples: "Growth is the purpose of this relationship."
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"Kennedy had orgies," said Wayne Allyn Root, a Trump-boosting radio host who has spent time in the president's company at Mar-a-Lago, appearing to allude to reports of an unverified F.B.I. tip about Kennedy and his brothers.
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Those posters in the hallways with their rictus-grin adages conjure an even more disturbing parallel, one that King will allude to repeatedly in "The Institute": the slogan "Work Will Set You Free," mounted over the gates of Auschwitz.
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If these stories allude to the disappointment of Jackson's marriage—the escape from her mother's house which proved to be no escape at all—they also suggest the nature of the anxieties that prevented her from ever leaving Hyman.
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He has a fondness for issuing explanatory texts for his shows which allude to postmodernist philosophy—a tendency that reveals the influence of his partner, Giovanni Attili, a professor of urban planning who is well versed in critical theory.
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The cartoon appeared to allude to the tense back-and-forth negotiations between Ford's lawyers and members of the committee about how the hearing will unfold, including who will question her and how many members of the media will be present.
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Richard said New START has provided "valuable insight" on the makeup of Russia's strategic forces, but raised concerns that the treaty does not cover some types of weapons and appeared to allude to China not being a party to the treaty.
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The ability to allocate resources through a market-based system, which you allude to, would go some way to ensuring that primary care begins to focus on health maintenance and promotion to reduce the incidence and cost of chronic illnesses.
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That's a lot of flavors at once, and the Cecil's executive chef, Joseph Johnson, who is known as J J, explained that all that palate-hopping is meant to allude to a lot of places at once: India, Trinidad, West Africa.
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Likely.Having faculty, staff, and students tuned into the school climate and report alarming behaviors that allude to a student's potential desire to commit a violent attack would nurture a school's social and emotional environment and contribute to preventing mass shootings.
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The lyrics allude to pretty much every single one as we hear from Jesse Lacey as well as various fictional narrators and real strangers (like the therapy patient) attempting to understand themselves by reconciling the internal and external forces around them.
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They are inspired by foie gras and stuffed pig, except that the overfed animals in these images are represented by human hands making shadow puppets, and they allude to another motif that echoes throughout the show — the performance of food.
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We see the producers' hands are forced when they allude to what's happening behind the scenes in order to get a plot to make sense, creating an even more porous relationship between what's inside and what's outside the reality TV bubble.
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Her presence is never explained, although she may allude to the nameless, silent character who appears in all but two of the films and, by observing but never interfering in the action, introduces a suggestion of the divine or supernatural.
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On Tuesday night, Gomez, 27, dropped her highly anticipated new song as well as the accompanying music video, both of which seemingly allude to her on-and-off relationship with ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, who is now married to Baldwin.
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Placed about the basin, some partially submerged, are scenes that allude to artworks that treat the dread of the Middle Passage, such as Turner's "Slave Ship," depicting slaves thrown overboard in a storm so the captain could collect insurance money.
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And asked if Trump would raise concerns about India's new citizenship law which has been criticized for excluding Muslims, the senior administration official hinted the president may not address the issue explicitly but allude to it by discussing religious freedom.
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In a phone call between the two, a video of which has nearly 2 million views on Ms. Rapinoe's Twitter account, they discuss gender equity and allude to the ongoing fight for increased wages for the national women's soccer team.
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The digital ad spots, which will run in Washington, D.C., and other key states, allude to recent reports of imported seafood has led to fish, such as formaldehyde-tainted Chinese tilapia and Vietnamese pangasius, to be sold in U.S. supermarkets.
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Alexandre Mitchell's Greek Vase Painting and the Origins of Visual Humor and David Walsh's Distorted Ideals in Greek Vase Paintings: the World of Mythological Burlesque allude to a sea change in how a new generation of scholars is approaching these artifacts.
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Copperfield did not explicitly address Lewis's allegations in the article, but did issue a statement on Twitter Wednesday that seemed to allude to an allegation against him dating back to 2007, when a woman named Lacey Carroll accused him of sexual assault.
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In this production by Isango Ensemble, which is based in Cape Town, Aesop's travels also allude to the recent history of South African oppression, and become as much a joyful journey toward his own liberation as they are an examination of human foibles.
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In my shock, it took me a couple of weeks to encourage and support her decision to report the incident to HR. In retrospect, as I allude to here, I wish I had pushed her to email HR immediately after she told me.
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In the context of the CCP, the eggs' shiny perfection might allude to some kind of evolutionary excellence by way of chickens, which is weird and somehow wonderful, and ultimately a reminder of how much glass actually exists in a chemist's lab.
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It's unclear who posted or took the photo and when the post itself was written, but it does allude to "accepting sexual assault," which suggests it was written after news broke of a leaked tape in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Tripoli-based Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj said during a visit to Vienna on Monday that "many things" were not going well in the south, but he did not allude to the visit by the eastern delegation or to the LNA advance.
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Across the room, the artist has included physical objects that similarly allude to games and puzzle solving without the possibility of victory, including a white maze, neither small enough to be a feasible board game, nor large enough for a human to enter.
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She does not allude to her having hidden from the public a bout with pneumonia until she was forced to release information when a random bystander happened to make a video of her collapsing on a mild day in New York City.
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At a first glimpse, his painting Oracle—a collaboration with fellow artist Ben Ridgway—looks like an array of DJ equipment on acid, but its perfect symmetry, exotic colors, and strange central membrane allude to some kind of otherworldly being, rather than turntables.
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Which is why Robinson was pleased to hear Musk and his team allude to the field's still-unsolved longevity problem — the stubborn reality that at some point, whether slowly or all at once, the electrodes implanted inside the brain will stop working.
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Besides appearing to be derivative of the Belgian artist Wim Delvoye's sculpture, works like these allude to topics of tremendous substance — the checkered history of religious institutions, for example — but in a facile, jocular mood that robs them of any very troubling meaning.
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Most political analysts believe that Puigdemont — who has been threatened with arrest if he does makes a unilateral declaration of independence in parliament — will make a more veiled statement to lawmakers and could allude to an eventual, rather than immediate, separation from Spain.
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"The N.O.A. aligns with the results of our inquiry: Improper activities took place in a dormitory that never should have occurred," Jurich said, referring to the notice of allegations and going on to allude to Louisville's self-imposed postseason ban last season.
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In the script, which is filled with pop culture references, including several that allude to events from the last few days, Deadpool considers whether racism was a factor in the cancellation and remarks upon specific scripts that may have alienated the Glovers' collaborators.
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During the campaign and for much of the transition, Trump liked to at least vaguely allude to the idea that as president, he would separate himself from his business empire and do something to provide the public with transparency on his taxes.
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During Michael Cohen's congressional testimony on Wednesday, a broad question about any other alleged misdeeds and wrongdoing on the part of Donald Trump prompted the president's former attorney to cryptically allude to still more lines of inquiry being pursued by federal prosecutors.
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For Contract and Release, three dancers ceremoniously enter the upper galleries, assume their positions amid the collection installation Body-Space Devices — a selection of Noguchi's works that allude to the human form — and proceed to slowly perform a prescribed set of tasks.
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When questioned about stories that seemed to allude to Stalinist conformism and paranoia, Lem said the same thing that Liu says about geopolitical interpretations of his trilogy—that he was not writing a veiled assessment of the present but merely making up stories.
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Together they do little to support the countless words that have been written about either the moral benefits of reading fiction or the centrality of storytelling to human nature; hardly any refer to lessons learned, and seldom do they even allude to plot.
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Often, when looking at Pape's work from this period, I think about how I would like to shrink and walk among her constructions, like "The Book of Architecture" (1959–60), one of many of her works that allude to reading and books.
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One is Greer Lankton, whose drawings, photographs and dolls allude to her transition to womanhood and celebrate various glamorous icons, including the first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who remains unforgettably elegant amid tragedy, in the famous pink Chanel suit she wore on Nov.
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I was curious, because it was kind of clear during the campaign, especially during the debate, that Clinton either knew stuff, or thought she knew stuff about Trump, but was hoping someone else came out and said it, or she'd allude to it.
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Like you allude to, there were some party elites in 2008 who were hesitant to back Obama until after he won the Iowa caucuses; they took that win as a sign that he could translate enthusiastic support into actual votes (unlike, say, Howard Dean).
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FROM PEN: The Cast of Gilmore Girls Discuss the Infamous Four Final Words of the Series Though Ventimiglia didn't allude to how he knows Jess is not the father, he's the only one of Rory's former loves to take himself out of the running.
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I had to cut so much out of the intro that the pacing felt a little rushed, so I decided to add that shot to help set the stage 😬 I was also trying to allude to this moment from The Shining ⬇️ pic.twitter.
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Ecuadorian officials made the announcement that they would be granting him citizenship in a press conference just a short while ago, but Assange appeared to allude to his new status yesterday, tweeting a photo of himself wearing the jersey of Ecuador's national soccer team.
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Both Lower Courts and Congress Need to Address Other Advanced Surveillance Techniques The Court's decision may well be disruptive as Justice Kennedy and Justice Alito allude to in their dissents, but that is because privacy laws have failed to keep pace with changing technologies.
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At a certain point, when their guards are down, companies in the VR space seem to subtly allude to the fact that they're expecting virtual reality to swell up to replace a pretty significant percentage of our active lives rather than just enhance it.
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Select images also allude to his work as the founder of the Drik Picture Library, the Pathshala South Asian Institute of Photography (now the Pathshala South Asian Media Institute) and the Chobi Mela International Photography Festival, each dedicated to free speech and self-expression.
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Davenport is a Republican D.C. operative who cut his teeth in politics working for Paul Manafort's lobbying firm; his memo, dated August 6, 2014, has never before been made public, though we did allude to its existence and quote from it in the book.
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With DACA proponents urging that the issue be returned to the Department of Homeland Security for another decision, Justice Neil Gorsuch seemed to allude to the contention that the litigation over DACA was making it harder to reach a political resolution of the question.
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"If there were other contacts of concern to the Office of Special Counsel, as counsel seem to allude to at the hearing, they haven't been brought to my attention in this proceeding and they don't bear and can't bear on my decision," she said.
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There are plenty of hidden Easter eggs that allude to world events and pop culture as well as callbacks to previous missions in earlier games, so long as you're willing to spend some time as a wallflower, waiting for the characters to cycle through the script.
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The contracts also allude to payments tied to the show's "net proceeds" that were originally detailed in 2012 contracts, which probably means annual bonus cash — along the lines of profit points in movies — once the accountants are done figuring out how much the show made overall.
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"Lazarus" and "Dollar Days" directly allude to death ("Look up here man I'm in heaven"; "Just like that bluebird/Oh, I'll be free") while establishing a sweeping, mythic tone dependent in the former on the horns' bitter surge and in the latter on the acoustic strum.
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On top of this blue and green ground Majumdar has depicted scattered pieces of a reproduction of an Indian miniature painting, which seem to allude to his childhood — he was born in Kolkata, India, and moved with his family to Phoenix, Arizona, when he was 13.
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Madoff and The Big Short each allude to unspeakable damage in real people's lives, and their view of the future is even bleaker: both films imply that although we should have learned our lesson by now, it's only a matter of time before this happens again.
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It would have been fascinating to see Missandei and Cersei allude to Daenerys' chain-breaking and city-burning tendencies, but in the end Missandei just disappears from the screen for a few minutes and reemerges in chains at the top of the city gates to die.
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It is de rigueur when writing on exhibitions of this kind to review the shortcomings of the terms used to allude to the vast body of art, emerging in the 20th century, created by people limited by racial inequities, poor education, mental or physical challenges, or poverty.
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At one point, Kanye also ranted a bit about "Devil-approved" and "God-approved" subjects -- and he seemed to allude to T.I.'s highly scrutinized comments from earlier this year about how he once brought his daughter to the gynecologist to make sure she was a virgin.
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Although he rarely mentions Sheikh Salman, his main opponent, directly, Mr. Infantino likes to allude to the obvious distinctions between himself and the sheikh, who is a member of FIFA's historically untrustworthy executive committee and has been linked to allegations of human rights violations in Bahrain, his home country.
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In an attempt to reconsider how the process of imagination and fantasy works in our collective minds and to show how the imperceptible manifestations of technology and science shape our contemporary reality, these images allude to the hidden structures of control, power and influence exerted by advanced technologies.
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Back at Inglett, Stephan's paintings are thoughtfully paired with Alina Tenser's video and sculpture, establishing a dialogue between an art world veteran and an up-and-coming artist, both of whom explore an abstract vocabulary of glyph-like shapes that seem to allude to things in our everyday life.
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These, too, were inspired by poetry: "in the snowy margins" and "the weather and landscape are on our side," both for unaccompanied violin, allude to the writings of the Polish World War II poet Bruno Schultz; "Carrion-Miles to Purgatory," for violin and cello, follows texts by Robert Lowell.
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Filled with pencils, ballpoint pens, and felt-tip markers, painted in bright colors, and decorated with light bulbs, mirrors, feathers, or tiny American flags, they are displayed together on a large table in the exhibition, their contents emphasizing their function as sculptures whose shapes allude to futuristic vehicles.
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We allude to her fears, and we had her tragedy in mind when we were initially cutting the film, but we did construct things mainly so audiences understood what was happening, and hoped we were being truthful by not flinching at the violence that unfortunately does sometimes happen.
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Both online efforts use taglines — "Live fabulously, not fabulously broke," for Debt Free Guys, and Frügayity's "The key to a frugal but fabulous life" — that allude to the stereotype that LGBTQ people, and gay men, in particular, like to live large, or at least look like they are.
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Mother Letter, a purple environment featuring a video the artist made in collaboration with his mother, Angela Morris, further works to allude to lost family histories and the way respectability politics and notions of what constitutes a loving family, often make it impossible to deal with life's traumas.
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The costumes, by the Belgian avant-garde fashion designer Walter van Beirendonck, and the sets, by Mimi Lien, who won a Tony Award for "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," allude to both the Mozartean marionettes of Salzburg, Austria, and the Bauhaus-era ballets of Oskar Schlemmer.
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Why it matters: Two court filings last evening on Michael Cohen — one by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, followed an hour later by special counsel Robert Mueller — put new meat on those bones, show that the contacts go back to 2015, and allude to multiple ongoing investigations.
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With Paths to Utopia we wanted to allude to the idea that perhaps everyone's days might have a moment of utopia held within them—a meeting, a meal or a walk, simple moments that really are as wonderful as we might want to imagine, without hitting the realms of fantasy.
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"I don't think they want [the FBI battle] to become the story on a day when they're introducing what they believe to be great, new devices," said Dawson, who suggested Apple might allude to the matter as it discusses security features of the iPhone like Touch ID and the Secure Enclave.
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But a source familiar with the matter said that Democrats didn't want to jeopardize the overall impeachment effort, and Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee ultimately got behind the decision to allude to the Mueller allegations in the articles as part of a reference to a pattern of Trump's behavior.
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For moderate-to-conservative women who aren't so sure Clinton deserves the women's vote just because she's a woman, Trump has continued to allude to her alleged complicity in Bill Clinton's sexual misconduct cases and for what Trump says is her relative silence about violent discrimination against women in the Muslim world.
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Indeed, Mr. Cummings, who died last week at age 68, "pushed back against the abuse of power," she said, appearing to allude to the last great fight of Mr. Cummings's life as chair of the Committee on Oversight and Reform, where, in recent months, he became a leading figure in the impeachment inquiry.
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Obama's message seems to allude to Trump's initial tweets from Sunday where he ripped into the four lawmakers, known as the "Squad", and told them to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime-infested places from which they came" despite the majority of the women being born in America.
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The photograph is one of a number of works Mr. Rodland has made that allude to World War II. As with the religious and pop-cultural imagery that appears in some of his work, his interest in the topic, he explained, stems from his fascination with the myths that shape contemporary society.
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If, on the other hand, Mr. Howe lies on the witness stand, the government could rip up his deal, and he could face years in prison — a possibility that Mr. Howe's lawyer, Richard J. Morvillo, seemed to allude to in addressing Judge Valerie E. Caproni last week in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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" Four of the players with Kavanaugh in the "Renate Alumni" photo issued a statement saying that they had "never bragged about" sex with Dolphin and that the "Renate" references "were intended to allude to innocent dates or dance partners and were generally known within the community of people involved for over 35 years.
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It seems, at least in its bare outlines, to allude to decades of accusations of sexual wrongdoing against Allen (not to mention the fact that he had an affair with his girlfriend Mia Farrow's adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn during his and Farrow's relationship, then broke up with Farrow and married Previn).
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But these clothes also allude to another kind of life: They recall the outfits worn by the women in the opening sequence of the Netflix show "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," in which the protagonist and her "sisters" are rescued from an underground bunker, where they were held captive by a maniacal religious figure.
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That single managed to exploit Grande's big voice and meet the current demands for more hip-hop-inflected delivery while still sounding unique, and she wrapped it up in a pop package that seemed to subtly allude to the Manchester bombing — acknowledging the conversation around her — while also working as a stand-alone pop song.
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The placement of the work at the zoo may allude to animal imprisonment, while its title and human-like figures may be understood as a greater commentary on the lack of agency of Karachi's residents in a city where the municipal government has consistently failed to address issues such as land or air pollution.
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Alston's images also allude to the erasure of identity found in Whitfield Lovell's The Card Series II: The Rounds, a series of 54 drawings where Lovell contrasts respectable, neatly drawn portraits of ordinary black people, with a deck of "Sutherland's Circular Coon Cards" that feature black men as grinning, pitch-black exaggerations of themselves.
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With its raw wood plank floors and clean white walls, it's all crisp minimalism at this 65-room hotel, but that doesn't mean there aren't playful flourishes as well, like caramel-colored leather armchairs and fiber-concrete coffee tables that allude to iconic Modernist designs by the likes of Walter Gropius and Verner Panton.
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His 1980s works feel more figurative, resembling waves and blocky waterfalls, and bearing titles that allude to nature, such as the wild "Cascade" (1983), in which sheets of blue-painted aluminum hang from the ceiling of the vaulted chandelier space at the University of Toronto's Art Museum, like a chunky strand of cut construction paper.
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Several male artists, from Carlos Santana ("Black Magic Woman", first recorded by Fleetwood Mac) to Cliff Richard ("Devil Woman") used the figure of the witch to allude to female sexuality, while for female musicians such as Marianne Faithfull ("Witches' Song") and Kate Bush ("Waking the Witch") witchcraft has been a way to channel meditations on love, loss and misogyny.
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Yet puns demand intelligence, creativity and general knowledge: the best draw on cultural references, allude to several things at the same time and are intricately constructed (such as the one about Mahatma Gandhi, who walked barefoot a lot and often fasted, leading to bad breath, thus making him a "super calloused fragile mystic hexed by halitosis").
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Better yet, honest love spans the spectrum of feeling like blue collar, nine-to-five work that you've gotta clock in for and... when we write about love I feel like every single time we're trying to allude to the fact that maybe the best type of love imaginable is the type without an escape hatch.
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But they're profiting from the harvest of fossil fuels and fighting legislation that would provide a just transition to a carbon-neutral economy (such as AOC and Ed Markey's Green New Deal.) Crawl doesn't even try to allude to these forces, which is strange and disappointing given the film's consciousness of how climate change shapes our nightmares.
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Malaysia was committed to co-operating with international partners and there was "no issue of Malaysia blocking the Swiss criminal inquiry", it added, according to the FT. A source familiar with the discussions told Reuters that while Swiss officials publicly allude to expectations that Malaysia will cooperate, privately the Malaysians have demanded that the Swiss drop their investigation.
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But at the time, those were admittedly underground phenomena: Read an article about Wayne from the era, and it might mention the Dedication mixtapes, but it probably doesn't even allude to the many leaks that fans fell in love with—or, if it does, it probably does so through the lens of framing them as an inconvenience.
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In detailing his complaints about federal law enforcement, he appeared to allude to a New York Times article published earlier in the day that reported that Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, suggested last year that he secretly record President Trump and that he discussed recruiting cabinet members about removing Mr. Trump from office for being unfit.
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A gray tweed Michael Kors jacket, for example, had the buttons changed, the body slimmed and the sleeves shortened; a Burberry dress also had the buttons changed, a slit closed and the sleeves again shortened, the change in arm length meant to allude to the action of "rolling up your sleeves" without sacrificing any tailoring rigor.
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"For all my Southside n—-s who will know me best / I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex / Why, I made that bitch famous / God damn / I made that bitch famous," the father of two recites on the fourth track off T.L.O.P.. The lyrics allude to the 2009 MTV VMAs when West interrupted Swift's Best Female Video acceptance speech.
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In a low-key speech to the Republican Party of Butler County, meeting here in his hometown, Mr. Boehner avoided any mention of the front-runner for the nomination, Donald J. Trump, nor did he allude to the anti-establishment uprising roiling the party nationally or in Ohio, where Mr. Kasich, despite his popularity, is fighting for his political life.
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The clues drawn from the details in these pictures allude to the divisive, reactionary politics that have been at work over the past half-century; their historical specificity grounds the flagrantly outré goings-on — and there are a lot of them — in a nightmarish reality that feels, upon reflection, not all that far removed from the ugliness we're witnessing in the paintings.
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Among them, works marked by a certain psychological intensity will be hard to miss, including the ink-on-paper drawings at Hirschl & Adler Modern by Maine-based Jeanne Brousseau (born 1943), a livestock farmer and craftswoman whose stringy human figures and menacing snakes, crabs, alligators, and birds allude to the painful, long-suppressed memories of an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse.
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Example: Megan Lee, West Windsor Plainsboro High School North, Plainsboro, N.J.: "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut and "The Curse of Affirmative Action" (Read the full student essay.) Although the "Harrison Bergeron" is a heavily exaggerated piece of fiction writing while "The Curse of Affirmative Action" was written to denounce a real world policy, both allude to the delicacy of equality.
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Muhlin seems to acknowledge and even revel in the unease photography can produce: one of the first photographs on display depicts a cat (a recurring compatriot of the girl) sitting on top of a stack of tomes whose titles — including The Anxiety of Photography; Memories, Dreams, Reflections; Documentary Storytelling — allude to the ambiguity of the rest of the exhibition, titled Kid.
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Commentators have been quick to allude to four recent incidents as at least possibly related to Trump's move: the firebombing of a synagogue in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Saturday and a Jewish cemetery in Malmo Monday; the stabbing of an Israeli guard in Jerusalem by a Palestinian on Sunday; and the (botched) bombing of a Manhattan subway terminal by a Bangladeshi immigrant on Monday.
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According to Harvard's Center for Middle Eastern Studies, these items are supposed to represent what people hope to bring into the new year: lentil sprouts for rebirth (sabzeh), sweet pudding for abundance and fertility (samanu), vinegar for wisdom and patience (serkeh), garlic for health (seer), dried fruit for love (senjed), apple for beauty (seeb), and sumac berries to allude to the colors of dawn (somaq).
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More than 215 songs, both old and new, were banned on Clear Channel radio stations, including AC/DC's "Highway to Hell," Neil Diamond's "America," Billy Joel's "Only the Good Die Young," and R.E.M.'s "It's the End of the World as We Know It." Essentially any song that could be seen to allude to, or be applicable to tragedy was verboten from the airwaves.
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One of Broadway's most powerful theater owners and producers, Jordan Roth, kicked off a raunchily comedic web video series on Thursday with a first installment that refers to Mr. Trump as "a national disgrace" and manages to allude to his combover hair style and his imagined penis size while critiquing a focus on personal appearances ("let's take the focus off of looks and keep our insults humane").
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Swift never explicitly talked about current politics while promoting Reputation, and she did not allude to them in her work, even as she attempted to disentangle herself from her image as a victim of the media's interpretation of her, which she mocked in the video for "Look What You Made Me Do." That first single, buoyed by the excitement around her return, shot to No. 1, and so did the album.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday appeared to allude to calls from federal workers for a pay increase, saying he would study "any increase" for federal workers over the Labor Day weekend.
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The 235 gathering included 220-year-old Ramblin' Jack Elliott, who has shared stages with Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan; Riders in the Sky, whose influences include Bob Nolan's Sons of the Pioneers and Gene Autry; Michael Martin Murphey, who cites Bob Wills and Willie Nelson; and performances by Dom Flemons, a co-founder of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, whose stylings allude to ragtime, Piedmont blues and string-band music.
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He was really looking for someone to allude to that, if only in a kind of code—yes, if only someone or other, during one of those quick exchanges in the teachers' lounge, would suddenly point his index finger at the heavens and in that way signal that there existed a long religious tradition, based on Christianity, in our part of the world, and that consequently one often pointed straight up like that, toward the heavens . . .
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In broad conceptual terms, the desire to allude to context and history may be salutary, yet there is also some reason for trepidation: it's one thing for an architect to invoke the distinct scale of a low-rise historic neighborhood on the mega-scale of a high-rise office tower, but it's quite another to imagine that an office building can actually embody the authentic neighborhood that surrounds it — and not merely the spectacular simulation of said neighborhood.
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The automatic drawings in "Sketches" (29) allude to spectatorship, as disembodied human eyes appear among nipples, breasts, and torsos; "Copy After Donatello: Judith and Holofernes" (1935-37) replicates the famous Renaissance sculpture of the Biblical scene, in which the vanquished general awaits decapitation from Judith's upraised sword; in the ink study and subsequent sculpture "Mother and Daughter" (1933), a fully dressed mother holds hands with a naked daughter, allowing sexual domination to color an otherwise innocent moment of maternal love.
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The exhibition, a reshuffling of The Broad's permanent collection, was originally intended, according to an announcement published in August, to present "approaches to figuration and representations of the self": Ranging from artworks that examine the human body, to others that allude to a physical presence outside of the artwork itself, Creature offers an array of lenses through which to view the human experience, some scientifically based and others drawing inspiration from cultural representations of how living things change over time.
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