Sentence examples for invokes a sense from inspiring English sources

"Communities are proud to have a bagpipe player perform at local events as the music invokes a sense of identity for the public," said Unesco.

The island's western frontier, surrounded by the temperamental Aegean Sea, invokes a sense of awe that only nature can deliver.

A western-style bow attached to the collar invokes a sense of fusion between Chinese and western styles.

This invokes a sense of "flow" or what many athletes describe as being in the zone.

Naturally the subject of child molestation is disturbing to any rational person; even as a journalist this subject invokes a sense of anger and frustration for me.

"Middle Class," a phrase that once evoked a sense of optimism, shared wealth, and the American Dream, now invokes a sense of anxiety, and an uncertain future.

He invoked a sense of nostalgia for a played-out civilisation.

"Her death definitely invoked a sense of crisis in me," she says.

But invoking a sense of being watched isn't the only way platforms subliminally encourage social behaviour.

"When I arrived here, all I could see were influences from other countries," he says, "but risotto doesn't invoke a sense of Australia for me".

It's powerful stuff, and very good at invoking a sense of listlessness and a sort of shell-shock at the horrors of life.