Sentence examples for because it evokes both from inspiring English sources

Aristotle also said that tragedy makes good drama because it evokes both pity and fear in the audience.

He bridles at the word "should" because it evokes forgotten memories both of his fury at her and of his own provocative foot-dragging defiance that fanned the flames of her demands.

I wonder if people see nostalgia in it because it evokes nostalgia in them.

He bristles at the nickname El Hombre because it evokes Musial's.

The scent was chosen because it "evokes femininity," she adds, and "female empowerment".

Colorado fits the new pickup, she said, because it evokes "the wild West, a pioneering spirit".

"Noisy" is especially effective because it evokes "nausea," from the Greek for "seasickness".

Rachel Insler, a pastry chef, named her chocolate kitchen and boutique Bespoke because it evokes London.

"The first was special because it was so unlike anything that had preceded it, while the current film is special because it evokes the original.

William Brohaugh, the author of "The Grill of Victory" (2006 Emmis Books), says grilling strikes an emotional chord because it evokes such fond memories of family life.

At one point, he visits an ancient circle of stones, but walks away from the circle because it evokes a sense of unity.