Sentence examples for evoke rights from inspiring English sources

As for the political aspect of this issue, liberals have sought, in general, to evoke rights that empower the vulnerable and the oppressed.

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The sisters are equally well evoked, right down to the most seemingly mundane touches.

Of how the setting obviously played a part in evoking the right sensation certainly the right proximity for communing with gods and goddesses.

"You must know your market to fully understand how to evoke the right emotions through your brand design," he says.

But when he renovated his small Greenwich Village apartment, he ripped out the tub because it didn't evoke the right mood.

Unpretentious rugged leather bracelets with silver and turquoise detail by Chan Luu evoke the right accent for fathers who have a hankering to wear the blues ($115 to $150 at Saks Fifth Avenue).

I think they were trying to evoke Ferrari, right down to the little badge.

But the nose of the Q45, with its bulbous, Gatling gun headlights and frowning mouth, simply doesn't evoke the right response you don't think "character" or "distinctive"; you think "odd".

Any condemned citizen could evoke his right of Provocatio, which appealed any condemnation to the Century Assembly, and which was a precursor to habeas corpus.

First of all, evoking "civil rights" as a justification for denying a parent of color the freedom to enroll in a charter school may represent a new milestone of liberal hypocrisy.