allusive in a sentence

• Goethe's text is also allusive, abrubt, mysterious.
• Most Christian art is allusive, or built around infant Jesus.
• Its language was allusive and ironic, its overall structure whimsical.
• Both of them, different as they are, make allusive works.
• At the same time, they operate in allusive tandem.
• Frequently allusive and imagistic, they can also be irreverent and playful.
• The book is highly allusive and puns in multiple languages.
• I don't know if " gold " is allusive enough.
• Like Muldoon's, Carson's work is intensely allusive.
• An allusive image, but how true is it?
• It's difficult to see allusive in a sentence .
• Others, however, are more poetically allusive, suggesting composition by literati.
• His conversation consisted largely of weary, allusive quips.
• In any case, the images are eerily beautiful, and often cleverly allusive.
• Radical, allusive, heartbreaking, and the ultimate three-chord trick ."
• He was a Symbolist poet, using allusive imagery and symbolic structures throughout his career.
• According to historian taciturn, given to speaking only in maxims and allusive parables ."
• The prose is rich ( or dense, depending on the viewpoint ) and allusive.
• The lyric is quite allusive, with references to a " new dawn " breaking.
• His sermons, widely allusive, were considered opaque : David Masson quotes a contemporary opinion:
• She cuts sequences from the film which she connects to the text in mostly allusive ways.