Sentence examples for but also evoke from inspiring English sources
Santayana suggested that correlative objects could not only express a poet's feeling but also evoke it.
Mr. Diao's series of architecturally based paintings refer to the house directly but also evoke a personal and cultural past, forever slipping away.
They seem to step forward with a touch of Fred-and-Ginger Hollywood glamour, but also evoke Adam and Eve on their way out of Eden.
He went away and worked hard to get a sound that would be very much of today, but also evoke 1880s Paris.
Best, and most metaphorical of all, is "Swallowing," whose piled, melting forms are suitably throatlike and suggestive of esophageal undulation (once you know the title), but also evoke the tall eccentric forms of Chinese landscape painting.
It would seem callous - a Republican weakness to begin with - but also evoke images of the Katrina aftermath, when the Bush administration spent more time pinning blame on Democrats than on rescuing citizens trapped in flooded New Orleans.
"Inland Empire" refers on one level to the landlocked region east of Los Angeles but also evokes the vast, murky kingdom of the unconscious.
Beautiful but sinister, it makes the gallery look like a just-opened tomb, but also evokes the 20th-century military history of Korea.
The mother and daughters battled in extreme images of outlandish acrobatic physicality that skirted the comical, but also evoked deep insights into human behavior.
The book captures not only this intriguing story of scientists and entrepreneurs, but also evokes the quest for a deeper understanding of microbiology". "Cold War Triangle was on top of my summer reading pile and yes, it is great!
During agonistic interactions between male Anolis carolinensis, perception of a visual sign stimulus (darkened eyespots) not only inhibits aggression and promotes initial attainment of dominant social status, but also evokes distinct neuroendocrine responses in each opponent.
