Sentence examples for does not evoke the from inspiring English sources

It means "calm, peaceful" and all those happy things, but the word is unfamiliar and does not evoke the West.

Jerome Avenue was a police station, and a statue in front of a police station does not evoke the same associations, or ironies, as a statue in a convent.

THE name Jim Thorpe, Pa., does not evoke the cachet of, say, Southampton, N.Y., or Newport, R.I., but like those places, it is increasingly drawing people who are searching for weekend homes.

I know Hillary's nomination does not evoke the same emotional response in everyone.

While we do notice and can appreciate the aesthetics of physical genetic perfection in the opposite sex, it does not evoke the powerful, primal biological response in us that it does in you.

Her love life, however, is not as positive or fulfilling her new boyfriend Simon Charlie Bewleyy) does not evoke the same feelings in her as Jacob, whom she still misses.

Taylor's book doesn't evoke the wonder of "Star Wars" so much as the strangeness of its vast success.

In cultures where multi-generation households are more common, the study found, living with children doesn't evoke the same unhappiness.

"How Star Wars Conquered the Universe," by Chris Taylor, doesn't evoke the wonder of "Star Wars" so much as the strangeness of its vast success.

The performance of the text seems like figure skaters' compulsory routines, not freestyle ones; Wilson's glorious language, carefully yoked to the drama, doesn't evoke the emotions that the actors are experiencing but merely substitutes for them.

It doesn't evoke the Marquee Club; it suggests that two unusually convincing salesmen, from Lillywhites and Encyclopaedia Britannica, arrived at the door of No 100 while the designers were wondering what to do with the space.