Sentence examples for all invoked from inspiring English sources

It all invoked a mood of the classic county clan and set, well, a rather regal tone.

A buffoonish Spaniard, a scimitar-wielding Moroccan, drunken Germans, a Jewish usurer — these types are all invoked in the work.

Little things, such as the texture of sand on the beach, the smell of the pine trees and their influence on my dreams, all invoked this reminiscent melancholy.

Petipa, Bournonville and Balanchine are all invoked in this Champagne bubble of a dance, set to the final bouncy movement from Schubert's Symphony No. 9.

Phew! Another "constitutional crisis" averted barely 10 days after we all invoked the dogged spirit of the blitz to get through the last one.

Actually, it is far more indebted to nineteenth-century opera — "La Sonnambula," "Lucia di Lammermoor," "Il Trovatore," "Faust," and "Carmen" are all invoked, sometimes at length.

These words from John Kennedy's and Bill Clinton's inaugural and Barack Obama's announcement speech, all invoke the same theme of generational change and acknowledgment that it is their time.

Cigarettes, cars, cognac — all invoke le surf.

To them, they all invoke the same philosophy of free speech.

Instead, we are all invoking a common vocabulary to express aspirations that, at the broadest level, everyone can embrace.

In staging history, they all invoke questions of mourning and memory, and the artists' attempt to exhume the dead.