Sentence examples for invoke imagery from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Hegel often seems to invoke imagery consistent with the types of neo-Platonic conceptions of the universe that had been common within Christian mysticism, especially in the German states, in the early modern period.
Chou followed the formula that works for his third album, with songs that invoke imagery, collaborating with lyricist Vincent Fang, "mumbling" singing and mainly R&B tunes.
They both use previous histories to talk of martyrdom and slavery in the ways that they invoke Christian imagery and use the body more or less vulnerable to represent their political subject each speaks strongly to the other.
The result is a varied yet distinct set of ostensibly digital images that invoke organic imagery, though they are anything but.
Like many of Swift's songs, the lyrics invoke princess imagery with lines such as "Today was a fairytale/ You were the prince/ I used to be a damsel in distress".
Apples in particular were chosen to invoke the imagery that Solomon depicts for the love God harbors for His people as it says "Beneath the apple tree I aroused your love".
And, signaling the sharpening tone of the advertising wars, Rudolph W. Giuliani's campaign released a commercial Thursday invoking imagery of Sept. 11, a tactic President Bush's campaign was criticized for in 2004.
Benjamin Netanyahu invoked the imagery of Arab hordes to galvanise right-wing Jewish voters in Israel's general elections earlier this year.
Mr. Putin is discovering in the most poignant way that invoking the imagery of Russia's military tradition is not the same as exercising it effectively, and safely, every day.
(He's in good company: Jon Stewart invoked Wonka imagery the other night, with a clip of the "morbidly obese child" getting stuck in a chocolate tube, or what Stewart refers to as the "gloop shot" technique).
He invoked powerful imagery by citing the success in treatment HIV/AIDs versus the failures in combating climate change as comparative examples of excessive short-termism and the impact it can have.
