Sentence examples for invoke of from inspiring English sources

We don't know exactly what "This" is, but the mood of the melody and the haltingly hectic pace of the drumbeat certainly invoke of gloom that is hard to miss.

A bewildering variety of extinctions were invoked: of plants, of gays, of languages, of books on paper, of celluloid film.

Instead, he sidetracked himself by invoking Yeats, invoking Shakespeare, invoking, of course, Orwell, as if the story was too painful not to be distanced through literary allusion.

It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.

In fact, most theoretical arguments invoke characteristics of the local community as determinants of divorce.

The conservatives invoke freedom of choice.

But tattoo images also invoke forms of social connection.

Rather than exploring ideas, his books invoke spirits — of places, cultural periods, personalities.

You don't have to invoke fear of the Kenyan Islamic atheist socialist or whatever.

Any mobile app can invoke thousands of server calls.

The first approach was to invoke axioms of definable determinacy.