Sentence examples for invoke passion from inspiring English sources

Is the magic Obama train about to hit the buffers, or is the candidate tough enough to keep it steaming ahead through what now promises to be a long hard contest?Mr Obama has demonstrated a unique ability to invoke passion among his supporters.

"The aim of 'Needlecraft' is to offer a more visual way to invoke passion and action," Naana Otoo-Oyortey, executive director of Forward, said in a statement.

Cricket invokes passion among the one billion people who play it.

"The board's defiance of its own fans, customers and shareholders is clearly a matter that invokes passion in any Rangers supporter.

But the Cavaliers could not invoke great passion, much less hatred.

She spoke of the struggle getting her current young team — there are nine underclassmen — to invoke their passion the same way it burns in her.

Beloved stories and myths and paintings invoke our passions, which are in the body but not entirely of the body, from the earth but not entirely of the earth.

Reformers, many the descendants of antislavery activists, defined child labor as the worst national evil since slavery and invoked the passion of their forebears as they pushed for federal regulation.

"It's hard today to invoke a sustained passion for beginning the world over again".

Even more challenging when, with an artist likeGray, the energies of the mainstream are being invoked with skill, passion and authenticity.

"I'm really excited about the potential for TalkSport as a global brand, invoking the same passion in listeners and advertisers overseas as it does in the UK," said the TalkSport chief executive, Scott Taunton.