Sentence examples for By evoking from inspiring English sources

By evoking Mussolini's thrusting chin, I don't mean to imply that Trump is eager to become a military dictator.

By evoking the involvement of NGOs with migrant children, Dottridge highlights their moral authority and contrasts it to the views of governments.

By evoking the characters in the novel and incorporating the novels pivotal philosophical challenge--GOD'S OWN ETERNAL EDICT--I was able to reach her.

By evoking an issue that is sensitive to millions of Pakistanis, Saeed's rhetoric demonstrates the potential of militant groups to exploit this issue".

By evoking local inflammatory response and cytokine production, the innate cells of the immune system are thought to participate in tumor growth and the disease progression [ 2].

Sometimes Fukasawa does this by evoking happy memories.

Yet Ms Gillard responded to the Malaysia plan's sinking by evoking a sense of crisis.

Hardyment begins by evoking TH White, and returns to him in her closing pages.

Shona Illingworth's Lesions In The Landscape reflects the mysterious nature of memory by evoking its loss.

Obama answered that, in Philadelphia, by evoking her daughters and saying, in essence, that much.

If you know them, he's not scoring points with you by evoking the first time you heard them.