Sentence examples for designed to evoke a from inspiring English sources
The glossy motorcycles are designed to evoke a time when motorcycles were associated with rebelliousness.
Aibo and Matsushita's robot cat Tama are relational artefacts designed to evoke a sense of connection.
(He was playing a KeyB electric organ, designed to evoke a vintage B-3).
As they strolled through the claustrophobic cellblocks — designed to evoke a medieval dungeon — the men reminisced.
The $14 million center, actually a group of three museums, has been designed to evoke a concentration camp.
She wore her favorite fragrance, a Maison Margiela Replica scent, designed to evoke a particular Tokyo tearoom in 2008.
Like a soap opera, whose sets they resembled, these interiors were deliberately designed to evoke an emotional response.
Images evocative of traditional Arab cultures are shot, edited and set to music in a manner designed to evoke an ominous, threatening and alien environment.
The accompanying book, designed to evoke an early naturalist's field guide, was published by the Center in association with Yale University Press.
The cluster of low, white buildings was designed to evoke an old Spanish farmhouse, and the restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine.
Or, of a museum project: "Everything is designed to evoke an emotional response to the primary object, to protect it from light, but also to capture that rare ray of light indispensable to make it vibrate and awaken its spirituality".
