Sentence examples for evoke solidarity from inspiring English sources

The manifesto emphasized that the cardinals were meant to participate in the leadership of the church, and Frederick even tried to evoke solidarity among the secular princes.

Strangely, although she was clearly intended to evoke the solidarity votes of small town America, her speech writers, Bush's hand-me-downs, were worried about her pronunciation, and spelt out some difficult words for her on the teleprompter: "habber-dasher" for haberdasher, "new-clear" for nuclear to avert the Bushian "noocoolear".

As hard as the cast strives to evoke an ensemble solidarity, the acting is uneven.

It occurred to me that the idea of solidarity evoked by the name Spartacus really worked with the theatre group I ran.

"Boricua's Bond" -- the title evokes Puerto Rican solidarity -- aspires to do for its milieu what "Mean Streets" did for Little Italy or "Do the Right Thing" for Bedford-Stuyvesant.

As a result, Pierce said that the crew workshopped it to "make it less painful" and to evoke a sense of solidarity.

Europe needs a leading idea that could provide Europeans with symbols and aims evoking emotions, attachment and solidarity.

Their preamble's emphasis on "recognition of mass injustice" evokes a feeling of solidarity, but "recognition" will not put the foreclosed back in their homes.

His basic idea was to evoke a positive consciousness of solidarity with the state by allowing the citizens to take a more active part in public affairs.

The idea of south-south co-operation evokes a positive image of solidarity between developing countries through the exchange of resources, technology, and knowledge.

"Some of the rhetoric around community-building evokes a kind of Golden Age notion of neighborhood solidarity, which is perhaps misguided," Mr. Chaskin said in an interview at the end of April.