Sentence examples similar to invoke happy from inspiring English sources

At a recent rally in Miami, he invoked "Happy Days Are Here Again" ― Franklin Delano Roosevelt's campaign song from 1932.

The first phase of development begins as a women's chorus of the younger angels invoke a "happy company of blessed children" who must bear Faust's soul heavenwards.

It's obviously a shameless ploy to promote the show, and Netflix itself by tugging at the heartstrings and potentially invoking some happy tears.

No wonder LSE and Deutsche tried to invoke visions of happy European harmony with their talk of "a merger of equals".

Ms. Moseley Braun, 55, was happy to invoke the symbolic significance of her candidacy in her announcement last month, declaring, "It's time to take the "Men Only" sign off the White House door".

While Comstock avoided discussing the nominee, Bennett was more than happy to invoke his name.

These studies highlight the virtuous circle that volunteering can invoke, with helping others making us happier at work, which in turn makes us more likely to want to volunteer, and so on.

But his happy circumstances are precisely what invoke the first lesson that Mr. Solomon teaches about depression: it is like any other disease, cancer or pneumonia.

Americans love to invoke the past and indeed are often happiest doing so in direct proportion to their ignorance of it.

And few things invoke more confidence than a person who is comfortable and happy enough in their own being to focus the energy and substance of their presentation on what they can be providing for you.

I am not quite happy with invoking the Kuhn's concept of scientific revolution in relation to the historic narrative on the evolution of membranes.