Sentence examples for effectively evokes from inspiring English sources

The ballad "Still" effectively evokes early Aretha Franklin.

But their blandness effectively evokes the soullessness of the businesses housed in the buildings they picture.

Nevertheless, she effectively evokes the evils of colonialism from this cultural viewpoint.

"Lost in Translation," which effectively evokes the tumult of Tokyo streets, cost a mere $4 million (and made $100 million).

Dominick DiLorenzo effectively evokes the season in "Long Cold Winter," a literal depiction of an icebound shore bathed in slanting light.

Mann Jr effectively evokes an eerie, chilling, tension: the landscape all parched backwoods and murderous intent, knotted trees that might once have oozed blood red.

(She does effectively evoke him several times).

The suite as a whole effectively evoked the mood of our time.

Its cast of characters maps out a series of happenings that were always going to be most effectively evoked via direct quotation.

Joyce Herring was highly focused as the heroine manipulated clinically by four men in a surreal clinic effectively evoked by Mr. Feiner's white pillars.

"La Puerta del Vino" effectively evoked the habanera, a sultry Spanish dance; but the rhythmic steadiness of Mr. Thibaudet's playing gave the music an eerie calm.