"His holiness is grateful for the thoughtful gesture and for the feelings which it evoked, hoping for an always more fruitful activity in the service of young generations and the spread of genuine human and Christian values," wrote Peter B Wells, a senior official at the Vatican secretariat of state.
Turbulence means the future has to offer an abundance of ideas and resources, to evoke hope as well as fear.
And while it evokes the hope of a better tomorrow, it doesn't cast the mere act of electing Romney president as a kind of grand apotheosis in its own right, in the style of Barack Obama's 2008 campaign.
And younger Canadians are wary because Justin Trudeau also evokes the "hope and change" excitement of 2008-era Barack Obama, whose two terms did little to satisfy the high expectations that surrounded his election.
"Considering how we have been looted and betrayed the last 10 years, he evokes the hope of a better future and better governance, especially if you look at his record in Gujarat," said Modi supporter Ajay Joshi, a 24-year-old investment bank employee.
And I imagine you could talk of the palette of a painter like Fragonard and reasonably hope to evoke the idea of pastel silks and blush pink.
For our online game show, we hope to evoke, but certainly not imitate, the setting and the ambience of a real-life game show.
He wrote of his seminal "Analysis" studio project: "Neither the definitive exposition of fact nor the meticulous rendering of description can hope to evoke the mysterious life embodied in enduring architecture".
Spectre cites David Lynch and John Carpenter as inspirations for their haunting tunes, which hope to evoke a 'cinematographic universe.' Their musical existence evolves in coordination with their visual representation, and they envision themselves less as a band and more as a cross-media project.
