Sentence examples for a constant evocation from inspiring English sources

The result was a constant evocation of high principle balanced by a hedging refusal to commit fully to any single principle — not the the Obama Doctrine, but the Obama Posture.

The constant evocation of lost or fading glory — Númenor has fallen, the elves are leaving Middle-earth — does the emotional work that mixed-up minds do in realist fiction.

It is marked by grand statements, sweeping generalizations, constant evocations of destiny and national character, and long quotations from government reports and Blair's speeches.

While trying to wrap himself in the flag through constant evocations of his military service and slogans such as "country first," former Captain McCain has totally ignored naval ethical cannons that prohibit dishonesty and require placing "loyalty to the Constitution, the laws and ethical principles above private gain".

A constant nightmare.

It's a constant party, constant camaraderie.

"There is a constant.

It's a constant.

A constant threat.

Music was a constant.

Ben is a constant.