Sentence examples for cannot evoke from inspiring English sources
We cannot evoke the discovery of lightning without telling briefly that of electricity.
What the films cannot evoke in two dimensions may be added in live performance.
The case reported on Monday of Sarah Catt cannot evoke much sympathy.
I realised you cannot evoke a place truly till you find a tone, a narrative, in tune with the dimensions of that place.
Although haptens cannot evoke an immune response by themselves, they can become immunogenic when joined to a larger, more complex molecule such as a protein, a feature that is useful in the study of immune responses.
But however obscure the explanation, the facts of the case seem clear enough: certain formal principles in art must be observed, and, to the degree that they are ignored or violated, aesthetic catastrophe occurs: the work of art cannot evoke our interest or sustain it long once it is initiated.
His use of chains cannot help evoke the experience of slavery, but that hardly exhausts the material's meaning.
Rothschild has fun evoking the fizz of Nica's New York — "She did not just listen to jazz; she lived it" — but cannot fully evoke the richness of Nica's mysterious, heroic love for Monk.
Food producers cannot "misuse, evoke or imitate" a protected name, which has been interpreted in several national and EU-level cases to mean that they can't use it to label, advertise or draw a comparison to other products.
To anyone with an open mind, however, it cannot but evoke a sense of outrage at the behaviour of the world's most powerful nation and self-proclaimed custodian of legality and human rights.
Early on in the book, a flashback to a girlhood moment by the fire cannot but evoke Elizabeth Bowen's The Last September, and there is something of Lois Farquar even about the adult Guinness: the niece of the house, caught between worlds, learning that politics are always personal.
