Sentence examples for She evokes from inspiring English sources
She evokes the embryo's pre-natal suspension as "like being a ghost, only the wrong way round".
She evokes a matriarchal society with no words in their language for rape or murder.
She evokes the figures in European philosophy that were important to Howe.
She evokes spectacular shipwrecks and deserted islands, infamous buccaneers and glamorous celebrities.
She evokes a line from the Smithereens song "Behind the Wall of Sleep": "She stood just like Bill Wyman, now I am her biggest fan".
She evokes performers of the past — male and female, slender and portly, Gleasonesque, Stoogelike and Burnettian — but scrambles their influences, along with her own peculiar quickness and grace, into something fresh and unpredictable.
She evokes the physical atmosphere (the "lowing yaks" at base camp) as well as the strained relationships among the men as they encounter the rasping air at 27,000 feet, frost-nipped, taut as wire, sucking on gritty oxygen tubes.
She evokes the universe in which we carelessly frolic as an unknowable, shadowy place where invisible terrors are likely to pop up when we least expect them like grinning skeletons in a fairground tunnel-of-love.
"She evokes pity and sorrow like no other superstar".
She evokes the Bible's the funereal march of plague, death, and demise.
Look how she evokes a marriage in "Miles City, Montana".
