Sentence examples similar to capable to evoke from inspiring English sources
Although we tend to associate pain relief to the presence of a local anaesthetic, we cannot overlook the potential effect of dry needling, it has been shown to be capable to evoking antinociceptive effects by segmental modulation.
It is, therefore, not surprising that familiar objects, locations, and smells are able to evoke elaborate conceptual representations (the carnival or grandma's house, for instance), given that a single feature is capable of evoking additional features constitutive of the entirety of the concept.
It's meant to evoke smoke beautiful, but capable of making you cry and choke.
The director is capable of gesture and flourish, but the climaxes, guaranteed to evoke the same response, are a little numbing.
Rapid technological progress in graphics computer software has enabled architects and landscape planners to produce sophisticated images that are not only capable of transmitting the characteristics of the future environment, they also manage to evoke in observers the sort of feelings and emotions which can only be aroused by experiencing the space.
"Photography has this ability to evoke empathy.
"Eggcorn" is supposed to evoke "acorn".
To evoke this she conjured another metaphor.
Art is supposed to evoke an emotion.
