Sentence examples for invoke a vision from inspiring English sources

There the President summoned his gifts to invoke a vision of national unity and America's role in the world that was consonant with his inspiring campaign for office.

Not my word, but conductor Roger Norrington's description of the intervention of the contrabassoon, two bassoons, and bass drum, in the wrong key, in a new speed, and in what you soon realise is the wrong beat of the bar, a bathetic moment that comes just after the choir have invoked a vision of God with some of the powerfully revelatory music of the symphony.

The point is 150 years ago the phrase 'tree of life' invoked a vision of a talking snake and a magic apple.

32 34 This is performed by creating a goal hierarchy, where the highest level goal invokes a vision of the desired future, which is then broken down into subgoals and tasks.

To highlight the devastation wrought by the tropical diseases I invoke an apocalyptic vision found in the last book of the New Testament.

And, unlike Gaitskellite, Bevanite remains a meaningful term – still today invoking a Labour vision of a better and more equal society.

But those using the challenge to basically argue that being poor wouldn't be so bad - or at least that they'd be better at it than those currently experiencing it - are invoking a glamorized vision of poverty to respond to a significantly more bleak reality.

These now invoke a kind of paralysis.

Above: C# being used to invoke a Jupiter-based app.

Second, we invoke a cell biological feature.

They invoke an old and familiar story.