Sentence examples for evoke a desire from inspiring English sources

As Elizabeth Phelps of New York University points out, feelings of disgust will evoke a desire to expel things, even those things unrelated to your original mood.

The presence of weak states in the system also constitutes a destabilizing feature of the international system due to the fact that weak states are likely to become either revisionist in nature or breeding places for armed conflicts and illegal activities of every kind, while their very existence may evoke a desire to conquer in strong states with offensive security strategies.

We use real-time fMRI in combination with modern machine-learning techniques to automatically design the optimal experiment to evoke a desired target brain state.

The members of Heaven Smile are humans who have been infected with a virus that evokes a desire to kill.

In the end, these works evoke a universal desire: to seek beauty in shards of a damaged world, or, failing that, to take shelter in silence.

Slow and passionate is the name of the game for this type of neck kiss, but to evoke a sense of desire in your kissing partner, you need to touch her sensually with your hands and lips.

This revelation evokes a powerful desire within Luke to be a father, to take care of his son and to provide for his physical needs.

Their tumultuous interactions evoke a volatile mixture of suspicion, desire, pain and vitality.

If this latest gambit fails, Miller may have to go to still greater lengths to tap into young men's desire for heritage, to evoke a can that never quite existed.

He wanted the Andante to evoke "a sea of feelings, tender and sorrowful: love, sorrow, vague desires, inexplicable thoughts, illusions of a delicate dream".

Like Prince's clothes, the photographs evoke a timeless and sexy parallel world of his own invention and inner desires.