Sentence examples for invokes in from inspiring English sources

Nina could learn from a dancer she invokes in a dressing-room scene: Margot Fonteyn.

I suppose Goth invokes in me a feeling of happiness, of belonging".

"The ocean, seemingly limitless, invokes in us a sense of awe and wonder and also sometimes fear," he begins.

K'Naan, based in Toronto, spent his childhood in war-torn Somalia, a fact he invokes in virtually all of his songs.

These controversies illustrate the strength of feeling Ramayana invokes in India, especially in those who feel the need to claim theirs as the true version gifted from God.

I am somewhat infatuated by book groups: the idea of them invokes in me warm and vaguely contradictory feelings of infant-like repose.

War was invoked in a news broadcast.

Universal jurisdiction was invoked in Britain's Pinochet case.

There are no psychoanalytical categories invoked in my biography.

"The power isn't invoked in them yet.

Even so, President Abraham Lincoln is often invoked in discussion.