Sentences with phrase «does allude»

But as it happens, and as I said above, the latest report does allude to at least one possible reason for the difference.

Happy Holiday's title does allude to a temporary state of bliss, akin to experiencing a piece of music, which is inclusive and expansive in its non-specificity.

It's no surprise to see James Bond piloting another Aston, but the Aston Martin DB10 does allude to the possible design direction of the British luxury sports car brand.

It does allude to the troubles that liberal, artistic Millennials may face in the modern world.

Note: ask emphasizes quarterly deadline, but does allude to Republican hijinks.

He did not mention the businessman, a fellow Queens native, by name but did allude to his signature proposal to construct a massive barrier along the Mexican border.

Cash did allude to new tensions on the board during his testimony, saying that since the last election there is no clear majority or minority.

You do allude to a good point though.

The researchers do allude to this possibility:

However, he did allude to it possibly utilizing hybrid or EV power in the future.

This isn't the first time Kojima has attempted to sort this out, in a recent interview with Spanish website Meristation he did allude to the fact that what he said may have been lost in translation.

In fact the one time I ever did allude to it I was permanently banned from the TIGSource forums for daring to say it.

Moreover, while it wasn't during the show (so this might be cheating, though they did allude to it then), Nintendo confirmed the cross-game compatibility with the figures, noting that not only would Super Smash Bros. use them, but also Mario Party 10, Yoshi's Wooly World, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, and Mario Kart 8.

The ad didn't show the computer, but it did allude to smashing the dominant and boring leader in computing: IBM.

While there is no immediately apparent connection between the works, they do allude to the larger conversation between the collector, the artists, the collection, the institution, the exhibition, and the curator: histories and entanglements that Exhibitionism ultimately seeks to explore.

The nineteen artists work by cutting out or perforating single sheets, mostly of paper, and often they do allude to a childlike innocence.

The authors do allude to the satellite data having problems also.

The claim has never been the only cause of climate change is human intervention, so why do you allude that is the case?

As Dale M. Suggests, the article did allude to refunding money retroactively.

Wicks did allude to easily replaceable watch bands for the device, as well as a Moto Maker - style customization option.

Trump did allude to gun laws in a different tweet Saturday, accusing congressional Democrats of not favoring new gun laws: «Just like they don't want to solve the DACA problem, why didn't the Democrats pass gun control legislation when they had both the House & Senate during the Obama Administration.

I suppose I wasn't clear on this point but I did allude to it by saying that Realtors should only have to post their listings once, regardless of the number of MLS systems licensed.

When did I allude to «inaccurate generalities»?

Not exact matches

The paper alludes to a 2014 story in the state - sponsored newspaper China Daily (likely this one) that also names Yahoo (yhoo), Google (goog), and Facebook (fb); however, they do not operate in the country.

MillerCoors also strongly alludes that Koch's sour feelings about the state of craft may have to do with the fact that Sam Adams» franchise is suffering from a sales slowdown.

Bladow alluded to a subscription model for BloomThat in conjunction with Bunches, though he did not share specific details.

He alluded to Trump's withdrawal last year from the Paris climate accord, saying «we do not always agree on the solution,» but stressed «the fate of our children is at stake.»

Once they do mount, another quirk of human nature comes into play — one that Baruch alluded to: the tendency for stubbornness to give way to panic, leading investors to dump their holdings at a bottom.

Earlier this month when asked by The Washington Post, he didn't rule out the possibility of running against Trump in 2020 — something he has repeatedly alluded to in different ways.

In an interview with The Bottom Line, Rosenfeld didn't say outright that Mondelēz isn't interest in purchasing the business, but she seemed to allude to it, saying «We are quite satisfied with the portfolio we have today.»

He enclosed a letter on his personal stationery, in which he sardonically alluded to some «lastingly legendary» partying Singer had supposedly done while attending the 2006 World Cup in Berlin.

One theory (alluded to in the Clarkson report) has to do with managing for the long run: a company rooted in a family's history, tradition and reputation may well be less susceptible to the short - termism that is so notoriously a factor at most corporations today.

Rubio alluded to developments in the Parkland investigations — though he didn't give details — that persuaded him to rethink his stance.

My second point is one I alluded to but wanted to further underscore: just because a bank is not «systemically connected,» i.e., its failure does not threaten the larger financial system, doesn't mean it should be able to engage in excessively risky finance.

You could really increase fMRI technology by researching a hotter superconductor that doesn't require expensive refrigerants to function, but like T2 alluded, that would require increasing odds of things like AI.

«The deadend austerity policy has created a lot of divisions, we do not want to create one more between the North and the South,» the Greek leader said, alluding to German opposition to Athens» drive for a new debt agreement.

Richard Banks: Have we ever seen a situation before where the market just doesn't believe what central banks are saying and essentially what you are alluding to there?

I agree that God didn't pursue Adam to smash his face in, never suggested that or alluded to it, but there is no confusion where sin leads and there is no doubt about the consequences off those who love their lives, they will lose it where as those that hate their lives will find it... So to conclude, Jesus and the father are not two different things, they are both the very same in as much as God desires all to be saved and has shown the way to salvation.

Don't you dare allude to my making up lies.

Answer; The Bible does use a lot of scripture that allude to something like the «rapture or the trinity» even though the word (s) is not in there.

As I've said, while the Bible DOES give us some EXPLICIT instructions, such as «believe in Jesus»... the Bible also ALLUDES to secrets of the universe that we are not privy to know.

As I alluded to, my biggest frustration is that I don't know what I want to do.

This «child» you allude to, funny how you don't give a name, or when he was a kid or any other specifics but you are implying that although he was not born during WWII he had experiences of events that happened.

So Jesus, in telling a story about two brothers and alluding to the story of the first two brothers in history, is telling us all that we are both the older brother and the younger brother, and are feelings toward one another have nothing to do with what we have or haven't done, or how we have been slighted or overlooked, insulted or abused.

Certainly it would be quite unsafe in the ordinary way, to infer that he did not from the fact that he does not actually allude to it.

It seems the drum beat is all about how bad the church is... how we need to listen to our accusers... could we not present the accusations and discuss them one by one... rather than alluding to them and things done so far in the past that to correct them is almost impossible.

These two books are not comparable in age, sophistication, focus, or intention, but they do share that «standard brand» environmentalism I alluded to above, that human interests must be restrained before nature's rights.

During the time in which analyses of the sort we have alluded to were being made and such remedies proposed, and in part tried, an unspectacular process of reconstruction has been going on in Church and ministry so that we can speak today of an emerging new conception of the ministry, a conception which leaves it ministry and does not change it into something else.

There is one further part of the task, to which in these lectures I have done no more than allude, and that is, to ascertain the relation between the apostolic Preaching and that of Jesus Christ Himself.

4:26 - 29; 30 - 31) allude to the insight that humans do not have much to do with the growth process that is primarily the activity of God.