Sentence examples for invoke the sentiment from inspiring English sources
To extend that thought, may I invoke the sentiment from this great bumper sticker: Paddle like your ass is on fire.
A 1957 historical mini-epic, "Williamsburg: The Story of a Patriot," invokes the sentiments of its cold war era, being "dedicated to the principles of liberty wherever and whenever they may be threatened".
Campaigners invoke the constitution in their cause.
One might even invoke the mimetic fallacy.
Kesselring did not invoke the "Nuremberg defence".
Middle Eastern political leaders stoke anti-American sentiment by invoking the Crusaders, even though the Crusades ended hundreds of years before the American Declaration of Independence.
Hume also invokes the operation of a sympathetic sentiment.
Tehran's repeated boasting about IRGC capabilities is aimed at invoking nationalist sentiment among the public, because Iranian leaders know that the overwhelming majority of Iranians are dissatisfied with the hardliners and the political establishment.
Bread and wine invoked the Eucharist.
