Sentence examples for easily evoked from inspiring English sources
Cadmium selenide is a kind of semiconductor with a forbidden zone of 1.7 eV, and its valence electrons can be easily evoked to conduction band when the light wavelength of evoking light is ≤730 nm [6 9].
A sense of emotional outrage is very easily evoked, said Dr. Fehr, and sometimes it feels almost good to indulge and stoke it.
Extreme deprivation, degradation and abuse are not easily evoked in a concert setting, with relatively comfortable musicians performing for well-fed and highly perfumed listeners.
As a convoy of big armored vehicles picked their way, rut by rut, over the village's zigzagging lanes toward the well, the dubious scene easily evoked the skepticism that has dogged the rebuilding effort all over the country.
Soon feminism became a weird abnormality; laughter was easily evoked at the strange figures of suffragettes with their umbrellas raised, their faces contorted and, one supposed, their voices made shrill with fury and frustration".
That rich history is easily evoked today among the jumble of narrow, crooked streets bordered by the whitewashed walls of the Judería, the former Jewish quarter that spreads out around the Mezquita, the city's grand mosque and easily its most famous monument.
It can easily evoke issues from the past that were never fully addressed or resolved".
A santoor is a dulcimer-like instrument whose soothing but melancholy twang easily evokes soft, warm evenings in a land at the foot of the Himalayas.
It's bad enough that her son's N.F.L. career too easily evokes "the simplest of stereotypes -- strong black body, black athlete".
Today, tie-dyed shirts, scraggly jeans and bubble Afros, not to mention declarations of earnest faith in free love and bad karma, can easily evoke feelings of superiority or quaint nostalgia.
We couldn't use "Pineapple Rag" - music so easily evokes a whole era that we were afraid that it would take the listener back to the 1920s, not to the 1950s where we wanted them to be.
