Sentence examples similar to Invoke a tender sense from inspiring English sources

As directed by Molly Noble, Ecce Homo had a tender sense of futility that deftly contrasted Gus's perfectionism with Fanny's practicality.

His passing today has provoked in me a very tender sense of loss.

Two victories, including an impressive defeat of Utah on Monday, seemed to invoke a renewed sense of unity.

There is, though, an astonishing monologue, designed to invoke a material sense of the word "smoke" like a haemorrhage in your brain.

It found places that are intensely meaningful invoke a sense of calm, space to think and a feeling of completeness.

The previous artist in the Unilever series of installations in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, Anish Kapoor, wanted to invoke a sense of a new, technological sublime.

If the intention was to invoke a sense of evil abroad, then it was effective".

I reached out to some nutrition experts to help debunk the myth that carbohydrates should invoke a sense of fear.

The brasses and timpani may have been used to invoke a sense of the military in numbers like Walter's "Captain Smith".

Historically, a big part of being president has been to invoke a sense of optimistic momentum, even in the worst of times — which these are not.

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