Sentence examples for actions evokes from inspiring English sources

Boris Gryzlov, speaker of the State Duma, lashed out at two newspapers for articles critical of the government, saying "the connection between the publications and the terrorists' actions evokes suspicions".

Their actions evoked maternal affection and childlike devotion.

Other symbolic actions evoked the "uncelebrated weddings", the "unrealised talents" and the "meetings that never took place".

Both he and the people who introduced him — the actor Neil Patrick Harris and Jonathan Hopkins, a decorated veteran of three tours in Afghanistan who had to leave the Army last year because of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy — cited the repeal of that law, the passage of a hate-crimes law and other administration actions, evoking much applause.

Pavlensky's protest actions evoke strong feelings.

The actions evoked by the child's changes aimed to protect and comfort the child.

We also analyzed the number of actions evoked during 600 ms current injection over a wide range of current amplitudes.

I understand the fears which military action evokes.

It's not all bad; the action evokes a sad and touching portrait perhaps a self-portrait of an elderly man in self-portrait ofnces, whose bankelderlys flare up with a force that ultimanely proves destructine (or perhapstaticn't).

Surely no bull wants its life to end with a crowd of young art enthusiasts bathing in its blood, but for Nitsch, such an action evokes intensified sensations that are often muted in everyday life, feelings that get to the core of what it means to be a human being.

By virtue of these "action-constrained" mirror neurons and their motor connections, the observation of the initial motor act of an action evokes in the observer's brain an internal motor copy of the whole action that the agent is going to perform, and this enables her/him to understand the intention underlying the observed motor act.