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They're in front of a giant chessboard, which doesn't make sense, but it's a nice decoration and invocative of Alice in Wonderland so whatever.

Big Brother Recap: Eviction 4 2011

Names have invocative and evocative properties to them, or do at least from entering through the ears (hearing) and eyes (reading) of the beholders

Making Light: Scholarly works to avoid citing at all costs 2010

While descriptive and invocative, the sentences are spartan and clean, propelling the reader that much more quickly through the narrative.

Archive 2009-06-01 Fred Perry 2009

While descriptive and invocative, the sentences are spartan and clean, propelling the reader that much more quickly through the narrative.

Dark Gods Fred Perry 2009

One of the mods wrote a invocative piece about certain identifible characters that emerged on internet forums.

What is a forum like for you? 2006

A lot of good writers choose to repeat phrases within a single paragraph for rhythmic reasons, which can bring a passage an invocative feel.

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A lot of good writers choose to repeat phrases within a single paragraph for rhythmic reasons, which can bring a passage an invocative feel.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Self-plagiarization 2006

Blessings may be divided into two classes, viz: invocative and constitutive.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 2: Assizes-Browne 1840-1916 1913

Del Fortis hesitated a moment, -- then bowed low to the ground; -- anon, lifting himself, raised one hand with an invocative gesture of profound solemnity.

Temporal Power Marie Corelli 1889

She was waving her hand, softly, in a gesture invocative of caution; but her eyes smiled a welcome to him.

The Lady Paramount Henry Harland 1883