Sentence examples for conceived to evoke from inspiring English sources
It's a dazzling production starring Matt Lucas, John Hannah, Richard Wilson, Elaine Page and others, set in a futuristic Athenian fascist dictatorship and featuring iPads, the supernatural and sci-fi special effects all conceived to evoke Davies Doctor Whoo.
This mechanism was conceived to passively adapt to rough terrain.
RTT is cleverly conceived to cut through this morass.
And everyone lived large at the flamboyant resort, conceived from its outset to evoke a modern Versailles.
When originally conceived, the tank fragments were meant to evoke specific zones of colonial conflict and encounter, both contemporary and historical, but as the piece developed, they came instead to represent imagined or implied zones of conflict. .
Similarly he conceived of his "Seascape" series as a way to evoke the birth of human consciousness.
The Royal Palace is flanked to the west by the late 18th-century Place Royale, a symmetrical Neoclassical square conceived by French architects Nicolas Barré and Barnabé Guimard to evoke the royal squares of France.
Communication 9. Think about the response you want to evoke.
Finally Holloway by Robert Mcfarlane, Stanley Donwood and Dan Richards (Faber) is a beautifully conceived study of a small, hidden piece of English natural history – words and illustrations combine to evoke a vivid portrait.
The program takes as a given Daniel Libeskind's sweeping plans to evoke both themes, through architecture and through the ongoing process of conceiving an appropriate memorial, and it offers viewers an assuaging message that everything will work out down there, somehow.
Conceived by the choreographer Juan Borona, directed by Cris Buchner and with music and lyrics by Bettina Sheppard, the dance and musical-theater hybrid is meant, it seems, to evoke a Freudian dreamscape.
