Sentence examples for clearly evokes from inspiring English sources

But the styling clearly evokes the classic Mini's.

The Dharun Ravi case clearly evokes strong reactions, manifest in the number of comments my post yesterday received.

Movingly, Ms. Brown has created a dance that clearly evokes the person to whom it is dedicated.

It clearly evokes a visceral response because we're the only industry that has our prices in two-foot-high letters on the street corner.

Rather, he uses the blues as a front page in a songbook that more clearly evokes Paul Simon or Mr. Moore's friend Bonnie Raitt than Robert Johnson.

In Chile, the military clearly evokes mixed emotions because of the role it played in the torture and disappearance of some 3,000 Chileans during this country's bloody 19-year dictatorship.

Cranach is clearly evoked in a wonderful woodcut of a standing nude, a modern Eve, in pretty shoes and a broad brimmed hat.

In continuing to make original architectural drawings of this kind, which these days could be done on a computer, Gehry is clearly evoking past architects who drew.

While emotions are clearly evoked in the observer and may seem one sided, in effect the object itself provides a decoupled bond, connectivity and communication between the observer and the artist-designer of the object.

Oh, and for the record, it's William Peter Blatty's The Exorcist III (rather than William Friedkin's epochal original) that is most clearly evoked in a couple of creepy-crawly scenes.

Moreover, official detractors complained that Lyubimov had revised Shakespeare's text and was ruining the classics, but what really threatened them were the brilliantly staged images that clearly evoked comparisons of Elsinore to the Kremlin.