Sentence examples for are designed to evoke from inspiring English sources

The glossy motorcycles are designed to evoke a time when motorcycles were associated with rebelliousness.

The ceiling has a dome featuring 2,000 fiber-optic stars that are designed to evoke the open-air origin of Theater Under the Stars.

These parks are designed to evoke the cozy feeling of old-time stadiums, with lots of brick and exposed steel beams.

Finally, there's the Home Collection of scented candles, which are designed to evoke the spirit of some of England's finest spots including the Isle of Wight, Mayfair and Hyde Park.

Mr. Molloy's works are designed to evoke a sense of both empathy and responsibility in viewers, to confront us with the human cost of seemingly detached military and government decisions.

The model buildings themselves are diverse – from a marine adventure pod to a New York townhouse and a Scottish mansion – and are designed to evoke various aspects of the actor's life both on and off screen.

The restaurant has been designed to evoke 19th-century butcher shops in New York and Paris.

It was designed to evoke the surfaces of London train tunnels, crusted with wheat paste.

The title of the play is designed to evoke Amazon wishlists.

Like many art forms, the rituals of the shrine were designed to evoke transcendence.

The $14 million center, actually a group of three museums, has been designed to evoke a concentration camp.