Sentence examples for be to evoke from inspiring English sources
His idea seemed to be to evoke work songs and slave labor, full of meaningless tasks.
One purpose of landscape art can be to evoke awe, to make the viewer feel as small as a carpenter ant at a skyscraper construction site.
The challenge seems to be to evoke both the visual lushness and the sense of despair at the same time.
The role of these changes in biosynthesis and sensitivity may be to evoke a series of protectant-type responses (and it is significant that another stress-associated hormone, JA, is also required), as well as playing a key role in the signature changes in RSA as the roots seek out P-sufficient patches in soil.
For example, its value may be to evoke nostalgia, to incite anger or to impart beauty.
Mr. Motion's purpose is to evoke more than to question.
A sure way to calm him was to evoke his recall for distant Calcutta Cup contests.
Other Scenes To mention August Strindberg is to evoke words associated with literature: playwright, novelist.
Sacco's aim is to evoke a very different and far more visceral reality.
Her vision for its transformation was to evoke the spirit of summer camp.
