Sentence examples for almost evokes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dorenko's account almost evokes St. Peter.

Fermented in new and old French barrels, it almost evokes a casual red wine.

As the story proceeds through time, the contrast of dark and light almost evokes American Romantic painting.

And the name "huddle" almost evokes a feeling of camaraderie — you know, a "Go team!" kind of session.

By melting the leaf fat at a higher temperature, nearer to its smoking point of 375 degrees Fahrenheit, you can bring out a subtle essence that almost evokes roast pork.

Where his older solo material sounded like sound design virtuoso Iannis Xenakis doing Tresor-style techno, this track recalls some of the fuzzier EVOL sonics, bringing 808-style percussion into play in a way that almost evokes SOPHIE.

He, and his oblique love songs, and his baritone voice pushed into falsetto range through soul shudders, almost evoke a American archetype, maybe somewhere among Thoreau, Donny Hathaway and David Foster Wallace.

This would indicate that these subjects are capable of excitation levels that (almost) evoke their MTC.

A stimulus that causes the lophophore to withdraw in a zooid of the gymnolaemate Membranipora almost instantaneously evokes the same response nearby, and nerve impulses can at that time be recorded.

The Spanish offer was not as simple as it first sounded, and almost immediately evoked a mix of reactions.

This "ecstasy of contentment" is almost hypnotically evoked, yet with a restraint highly unusual in a writer of that age.