Sentence examples for evoking the memory of from inspiring English sources

There's already a blog called Grindr Remembers, featuring sultry hook-up shots in front of Holocaust memorials … because nothing says "I'm great in bed" like evoking the memory of mass murder and state-sponsored persecution.

The image, evoking the memory of Guevara's recent death, spread throughout the demonstrations in Europe that year as a symbol of student struggle and international protest.

But we should have realised long before cinemas started to receive threats evoking the memory of 9/11 that this wasn't funny.

"This is like jumping off a bridge and hoping there is a net beneath me," she said, perhaps unconsciously evoking the memory of the Callas Tosca.

In 123 he began to style himself Hadrianus Augustus, deliberately evoking the memory of his great predecessor; he announced a golden age on his coinage.

The Bank of England will seek to lift the spirits of downtrodden businesses next month by evoking the memory of their glorious predecessors when it launches a new £50 note, featuring the inventor James Watt and entrepreneur Matthew Boulton.

And at the churches she visited, Mrs. Clinton put on a command performance, dancing and singing with the choirs, preaching and evoking the memories of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Harriet Tubman.

Through it all, Kennedy evoked the memory of what had happened the year before in Dallas.

Only the gap between his teeth evoked the memory of Francisco Hernandez Fernandez.

During the trial, prosecutors repeatedly evoked the memory of the dead agent, eliciting testimony on his brutal torture and death.

For some the Concorde disaster evoked the memory of the destruction of an earlier legendary trans-Atlantic vessel.