evocations in a sentence

1. Alex Gafa’s flamenco guitar followed, with its evocations of Spain.

2. Again, all invocations and evocations are drawn through the violet energy center.

3. Always preferred to reside in old mansions, surrounded by elements and evocations of the past.

4. Although most evocations of the central image were created on purpose, others were coincidental.

5. With evocations of tales and myths from all around the world, their combined art leads to an amazing result!

6. Rites, donations of money to ease conscience and evocations of saints can only be a sign that Jesus is not in us.

7. Outside of magic invocations, against which We have spoken more than once, every man, by means of heart energy, performs continual evocations.

8. Tantra recommends regular evocations of the moment from the beginning of love relationships, to regularly experience and always renew the miracle and impetus of the beginning.

9. One of the best evocations of this febrile time is in the Godfather Part II when Michael Corleone visits the city for a mob summit at the Nacional on the eve of the Revolution.

10. The liturgies of Remembrance Day, and evocations of the beautiful long summer of 1913, deny both the grim reality that preceded the war and the way it has persisted into the 21st century.

11. Especially at present, when the fiery time is approaching and there are already evident many violations of the equilibrium, the harm of the evocations of the dark ones is particularly frightful.

12. Whilst in this respect Arte Povera echoes Post-Minimalist tendencies in American art of the 1960s in its opposition to modernism and technology, its evocations of the past, locality and memory have distinctly Italian aesthetic and strategic characteristics.

13. They are evocations of the masters of the tradition, in order that they may be present with their impulses of aspiration and their light of thought in the current of meditative thought which these Letters on the twenty-two Major Arcana of the Tarot represent.

14. They express their joie de vivre through the evocations of erotic love, their community feeling in the family, the village and the whole tribe, but also their sorrow over lost innocence and the modern problems that come along with the deep rift between village and city life.