Sentence examples similar to Comparisons evoking joy from inspiring English sources

Contrast images were calculated to describe the comparisons Evoked Laughter > Emitted Laughter and All Laughs (Evoked and Emitted) > Rest Baseline.

Line 10, risking the blatant comparison, evokes a Lake District sunrise.

But the comparison evokes another discussion, equally rooted in history yet recast for modern times.

In the first study, 167 participants consumed one of two novel flavoured drinks (one initially highly liked, one initially medium liked) for five consecutive days while watching film clips evoking either joy, contentment or no emotion in a between subjects design.

BMW evokes the joy and passion for driving, sheer driving pleasure".

Using the clarinet's upper register, she could evoke infectious joy.

Jawole Willa Jo Zollar has a special gift for evoking the joys and anguishes of girlhood.

By choosing images that evoke the joy of life rather than the hardships, Rosi packs an unexpected emotional punch.

The show also evokes the joys of creative collaboration: people who watch the Wakowskis work together often say that they have "two bodies, one brain".

His mobiles are commonly described as evoking a childlike joy in the viewer.

So why are the police behaving in this way, evoking comparisons to the civil-rights era?