Sentence examples for has been evoked from inspiring English sources
This sense of literature's fortifying and essential quality has been evoked by countless other writers and readers.
By the end, an entire neighborhood, its ethnic mix thrown together by economics and circumscribed by limited dreams, has been evoked by four people in a hospital room.
That friendship has been evoked by Mr. Pinault's detractors, and he has many, to attack him as his financial empire has been under assault on other fronts.
It has been evoked by trade ministers and people who oppose their organizations at trade meetings in Prague, Washington and Thailand over the last year as a source of both horror and honor.
The gruesome final scene has been evoked time and again: one of Mishima's chosen companions beheaded him after the self-administered sword had been driven into the abdomen, and then killed himself.
The 16th president has been evoked so often by both sides that the current presidential race might be seen as the latest round of an ongoing custody battle over a certain young lawyer from Illinois.
All of these have been evoked through the centuries with the power of great imaginations.
That was a scenario that no one predicted before the race when just about every scenario had been evoked for the first four-way showdown in the series' history.
Little surprise that the adolescent in question was a Muslim, and that his image should have been evoked again on Monday by another politician as she stirred up the already hugely divisive national identity debate preoccupying France.
The faded but still vibrant beauty and history of the Red Hook section of Brooklyn have been evoked or used as backdrops in several years' worth of programs presented by Dancing in the Streets.
