Sentence examples for be evoked in a from inspiring English sources

Salieri is the nearly perfect prism through which a character as complex and mysterious as Mozart can be evoked in a piece of dramatic fiction written by a mere mortal.

So deep was the "morosité" that a two-part series was planned before my colleague, Bill Keller, then the New York Times foreign editor, decided even a malaise so massive could be evoked in a single piece.

However, several studies by the Umeå group, Ny T, Hellström S, Li J, Shen Y and collaborators [1-4] have shown that chronic TMPs can be evoked in a mouse model (plg−/−) lacking plasminogen.

Some of these positive changes can be evoked in a matter of hours.

Therefore, the AhR-related production of ROS is likely to be evoked in a ligand-dependent manner.

The investigation included what kind of emotions, feelings and moods could be evoked in a virtual patient interaction.

Further, the study suggests that this reasoning difference generalizes to events outside the DD subjects' delusional realm and can be evoked in an experimental environment.

Sept. 11 is evoked in a collective image of grief and rage.

The Soviet persecution of Jews is evoked in a mesmeric sequence.

That journey is evoked in a gallery space resembling the train car that carried the coffin.

This event was evoked in a poem of 12 stanzas written during the 16th century by Muḥtasham.