Sentence examples for invocations to a from inspiring English sources

Lucy is Wordsworth's inspiration, and the poems as a whole are, according to Wordsworth biographer Kenneth Johnston, "invocations to a Muse feared dead".

The literary historian Kenneth Johnston concludes that Lucy was created as the personification of Wordsworth's muse, and the group as a whole "is a series of invocations to a Muse feared dead.

A song called "For Himmerigs Land Maa Man Kjempe" moved from a bowed-bass invocation to a mournful, slow-moving melody, played with depth and presence by both players; it wasn't a far cry from certain Ayler recordings.

The worker module maps a dynamic DEF library routine invocation to a call of a specific library routine deployed in one of the supported runtime environments.

When the interfaith director of a Hindu Temple was invited to open the Senate in 2007, there were protests against an invocation to a "non-theistic god".

They are filled with invocations to "fight" against a sinister consortium known as the "special interests".

When he belts out raise-your-hands invocations to divinity, he sounds like a second-tier Tina Turner impersonator.

Due to the single-threaded MPI implementation used, it is only possible to make invocations to the MPI library from a single thread.

Porter's tongue-in-cheek worldliness whooshed back in a final rush with "Can-Can," the nonsensical invocation to join a global menagerie that includes apes, pelicans, hippos and rhinos, as well as humans, in a global kick line.

At the height of the Orientalist fashion, her show, designed in consultation with industrialist and art collector Emile Guimet, was inspired by Brahmanic ritual, midway between "an invocation to Shiva and a war dance".

It's hyper and heavenly, every note treated to some kind of tweak, a melee of minor chords, low-end bass, Oriental notes, a rapt repetition of the title phrase and a drop that is less an invocation to dance and more an invitation to CC's moments in love.