Sentence examples similar to appealing call to mind from inspiring English sources

You will call to mind the text.

An extraordinary event can call to mind ordinary times.

These 2 cases call to mind the peace treaty of Ramses II mentioned above.

Small hair bows also call to mind Lolita fashion.

In Beckmann's dynamically jumbled multifigure narratives there is often an appealing sweetness that calls to mind a sophisticated sort of children's book illustration.

He becomes a staunch, appealing figure — a male nurturer who calls to mind Oates's moving portrait of her first husband, Raymond Smith, in her memoir, "A Widow's Story".

But Cornish sardines now enjoy protected food status and the word "sardine" (evoking Mediterranean holidays) is more appealing to the public than "pilchard" (which calls to mind the canned variety).

Compared with other Weinberg scores that have come to light, the rhapsody is minor, but the orchestra played its klezmer-tinged themes with an appealing lilt and gave an explosive account of its more overtly virtuosic finale, which calls to mind Khachaturian's "Saber Dance".

It called to mind Siberia.

An appealing exception to the humanoid works is "Standing Owl I," a massive eight-foot-tall bronze sculpture of an owl that has the modeled-by-hand look of a work by Rodin, whose "Monument to Balzac" it calls to mind.

A touching nostalgia calls to mind Edward Hopper.