Sentence examples for being able to evoke from inspiring English sources

Toop has the rare gift of being able to evoke sound in words, and makes you want to hear the works he describes.

Humans have found a way to enrich their conversations online, but something yet missing is the subtlety and immediacy of acts as simple as pointing, or making a face, or imitating a voice, or saying "like when we were at the park before" — essentially being able to evoke a shared memory and all its associations without actually laboriously recounting it.

Anime News Network praised Peach-Pit's works as always being able to evoke excitement or laughter from its readers but was critical about Rozen Maidens lack of plot and criticized how the dialogue or layout can be vague.

A bending force being able to evoke 50% occurrence of paw withdrawal reflex was expressed as the paw withdrawal mechanical threshold (PWMT, mN).

This response, albeit minimal, it is present and strongly invariant across different choices of gene subsets and point to a possible decoupling between acute and global response of the system implying the presence of an alternative 'pattern recognition pathway'allowing the DKO cells to sense the stimulus without being able to evoke an acute massive response.

Unlike many regionalists, Eekhoud was able to evoke both urban and rural scenes.

Actually, all sorts of small news from the Hamptons seem to be able to evoke big thoughts.

Then there's another thing, which is just as difficult, and just as honourable, and that is to be able to evoke joy.

It has been demonstrated that trypsin is able to evoke the classical signals of inflammation, mainly via the activation of proteinase-activated receptor-2 (PAR-2).

Second, in terms of second-level agenda setting, an attribute of a country, such as negative valence, is able to evoke negative attitudes toward the country" (p. 92).

Nevertheless, Mr. Steers is able to evoke the world of old-money WASP's in "Igby Goes Down" as effortlessly as he does for a reason.