Sentence examples for invoke sadness from inspiring English sources

There are a handful of memorials conducted in an Art Deco style, including the ANZAC War Memorial in Sydney which uses the delicate aspects of the Art Deco style to invoke sadness in the viewer, and is the only war memorial in the world to depict a naked soldier.

The ads (a series of varying length that don't resemble typical commercials) not only invoked feelings of warmth and love, they invoked sadness as viewers learned of the everyday challenges many dads face in raising children.

Laughing Len turns 80 today; and his music can still invoke great sadness.

But it also invokes a great sadness, as it means giving up on so much else.

Our cultural, religious, and political differences should not provide the backbone to invoke conflicts that can only bring sadness and destruction to our world.

When sadness-inducing events occur, the guy says, invoke your Designated Substitute Thoughtstream.

The presentation and context of this information can potentially invoke frames of loss or gain, emotions such as anger or sadness, different propensities toward risk taking, and so on.

The conservatives invoke freedom of choice.

They invoke the spirits.

President Obama's bittersweet farewell address in Chicago invoked many feeling on Tuesday night: sadness, happiness, encouragement, and style envy ― at least when it comes to Malia Obama.

I have been noticing, with sadness, that politicians do not even bother invoking the American Dream anymore.