Examples of using Allusions in English and their translations into French
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SKIRTH'S LITERARY REFERENCES AND ROMANTIC STYLE The last section in my study concerned Skirth'sliterary references and his allusions to Romanticism.
are known by the maker to be false or in respect of which he or she is reckless, whether they are true or allusions.
in a mystical symbolism, and many references to Japanese civilization echo allusions to Western civilization.
strewed with cosmic allusions and with a very urban vintage touch.
subtle and unexpected allusions to classical music, and a liberal dose of humour,
we see clear allusions to a collector's favourite,
Even though allusions to older poems were common in the poetic discourse of the day,
The Permanent Court of International Justice did no more than make very guarded allusions to the theory, and in any case excluded its application to the cases contemplated
also made allusions to Thomas Jefferson
The delegation of Ukraine does not find persuasive the allusions to the fact that the issue is anticipated in the Sixth Committee within the framework of discussions on the application of Article 50 of the United Nations Charter.
One often finds allusions to common experiences such as the same body of knowledge,
Second conte(French for Second story), and by the allusions to characters or developments of one of the stories in another.
The often-repeated claim that Vanbrugh wrote part of his comedy The Provoked Wife in the Bastille is based on allusions in a couple of much later memoirs, but is regarded with
the exile and the wandering, the allusions to Césaire and to Villon announce a"Creole-style story telling" well before the word was coined.
scenes of gallantry with concealed allusions to the individual senses.
of habanera rhythms or allusions to walking bass
silkscreens- in which projections and allusions have free reign.
He combines up allusions to text(the ink),
Strong allusions are made throughout the play to comparisons between the 12th century figures of the tale and those(absent from the play)
It is in poetic form and attempts to employ pathetic appeal as well as spiritual allusions to assert her vision of sadness, but also her hope for the future.