Sentences with phrase «very name alludes»

You rip open the packaging expecting the armadas that the game's very name alludes to, only to discover that there's a mere three main ships in the Core set, and as beautiful as they are it's hard not to feel angry at a game marketed as being about massive armadas clashing but coming with just one Imperial ship and two Rebel ships.

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The very name of these scales, dermal denticles, alludes to the fact that they are formed of dentine: a hard calcified tissue that makes up the majority of a tooth, sitting underneath the enamel.

Re-Imagining October originates from two very distinct starting points: firstly, Derek Jarman's film October, a work that both evokes the homophillic world of the Soviet military while alluding to the homosexuality of the groundbreaking Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein, after whose seminal 1927 work October Jarman's film is named; and secondly, Abderrahmane Sissako's 1993 Octobre, a film that explores the social context surrounding an inter-racial relationship between an African student and his Russian girlfriend.