Sentence examples for evokes the sentiment from inspiring English sources

Communal parenting evokes the sentiment of the age-old adage "it takes a village to raise a child" and explores the ancestral African roots of an entire community of "investors" (aunts, uncles, sisters, parents, neighbors, etc).

What holds all these varied traits together as virtues is their evoking the sentiment of approval in spectators, itself grounded in sympathy.

But these concepts do overlap and seem likely to evoke the same sentiment of betrayal, such as is found among some leave voters suffering from "bremorse".

Evoking the same sentiment, iconic pop artist Andy Warhol once declared, "Business is the most fascinating kind of art".

In February 1944, Maurice L Perlzweig of the World Jewish Congress, wrote that: "The repeated interventions of the Holy Father on behalf of Jewish communities in Europe has evoked the profoundest sentiments of appreciation and gratitude from Jews throughout the world".

White is clearly in control of the many characters here, and he skillfully evokes the class tensions, racism and anti-Yankee sentiment of this region.

It evokes the 80s uncannily.

He even evokes the Bill of Rights.

Their style of dress evokes the prison.

This section evokes the greatest grief.

Scarface evoked this sentiment.