Sentence examples for readily summoned from inspiring English sources
When it came to Afghanistan, we readily summoned the memories of the British and Russian experience there — the cruelty and the snows, the slaughters and the chastening retreats.
While forever saddened by his "blunder", he refuses to pay lip service to the all too readily summoned brand of postwar existential shame – what Primo Levi calls "the vaster shame, the shame of the world", finds no place in Wodehouse's articulated emotional repertoire.
Now, in the midst of these celebrations of writing from elsewhere, he launched a sort of home talent show, adapting an original initiative from the British Book Marketing Council (allow me a brief and probably deeply unfair diversion: have four words ever so readily summoned up the image of a committee meeting with green cups and saucers and a plate of Peek Freans?).
Grozny also has ambulances, though seeing as there are no telephones, no one can readily summon them.
That "Yes we can" refrain might more readily summon up the call-and-response preaching of the American church than classical rhetoric.
There are millions of pictures of cats labelled "cat"; but a Google Image search for "scuba diver with a chocolate cigarette" yields almost nothing of relevance (dozens of pictures of cigars, pin-up girls, beaches, and chocolate cakes) — even though any human could readily summon a mental image of an appropriately adorned diver.
This hardware and IT services capacity can be summoned quickly when needed, adjusted readily up or down, and dialed back until it's needed again.
The police were summoned.
