Sentence examples for summoned that from inspiring English sources

Back when Mike Pence, Indiana's Republican governor, was still in Congress, he summoned that day's horror to characterize the Supreme Court ruling that upheld the Affordable Care Act.

It was a pattern poignantly familiar to anyone who knows the history of this stigmatized illness: these women, like thousands of women before them, had searched their own memories for a cause and then summoned that cause into memory.

Among white rappers, only the Beastie Boys and Eminem have summoned that same fearlessness, and it has elevated their rap-comedy above irony into something that arcs toward pathos.

He continued to work in the palace of The Hague until the count's death in 1425 and then settled briefly in Bruges before he was summoned, that summer, to Lille to serve Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy, the most powerful ruler and foremost patron of the arts in Flanders.

When he stepped from the shadows of his presidential palace to greet Ghaida al-Tawati, whom he had summoned that evening by sending one of his hulking female bodyguards to fetch her, it was the first time she had seen him without his trademark sunglasses; his eyes were hooded and rheumy.

George Gresham, the burly, paternal president of the 1199 SEIU labor union, among the most powerful in the entire country, told attendees he'd been "summoned" that morning to Albany from his home in Washington, D.C. to deliver a message: the Working Families Party must not "overplay our hand".

Now, we must summon that same sense of common purpose.

We need to summon that same common sense again today.

I just couldn't summon that kind of feeling for her writing".

Thomas will have to summon that sort of focus in the coming weeks.

I tried to hate Peter, but I just can't summon that emotion".