Sentence examples for has evoked that from inspiring English sources

In his first weeks in power, the new head of the ruling Communist Party, Xi Jinping, has evoked that rise with a new slogan which he is using, as belief in Marxism dies, to unite an increasingly diverse nation.

Jesus, having evoked that ruthless farmer's bonfire, also said that a man should forgive his sinning brother not seven times, but "70 times seven".

Neville had evoked that very idea when he said he thought Matic needed a partner, other than Fàbregas, in the big games next season.

When the Spring Valley Hounds hunt group of Allamuchy, N.J., gathered for a meet last month, it might have evoked that picture.

Any number of recent hacks have evoked that face-palm moment where one can almost feel the simultaneous shudder of mothers everywhere.

It is scarcely surprising that storytellers, on being asked to muse about food, come back with stories prompted by the memories and associations that food has evoked for them.

Yet the manner of Dr. Malakov's death has evoked something that this young immigrant group is not used to feeling: shame.

The film has evoked a conversation about that time in history that I don't think has happened for a long, long time.

The British government, in particular, has pushed for a resolution that would show international backing for an intervention that has evoked a great deal of public opposition.

There's 4D, too, but that has evoked derision more than anything else.

She has also played doubles with Sania Mirza, a Muslim from India in a partnership that has evoked cheers and jeers.