Sentence examples for evoke a few from inspiring English sources

Although it might seem painful and will probably evoke a few tears depending on how recent the death has been, it can also be a time of bittersweet joy.

Bausch's "Orpheus," in turn, evokes a few "Giselle" and "Serenade" images.

It is tempting to see Mr. Feld's "nodrog doggo" as a similarly perceptive evocation of the gifts and presences of his current dancers, though at the start the piece also evokes a few racial and sexual stereotypes.

ARVN's willingness to load and unload trucks during this whole operation became quite famous, evoking a few compliments for the ARVN troops amid the usual barrage of American criticism.

LAST Saturday, Venus Williams evoked a few snickers from some sports fans after the Wimbledon final when she said that she had been taught by her parents not to play with pain.

In this case, I think my presentation evoked a few emotions: It was relatable because the vulnerability and uncertainty of our careers is universal; it was useful because it offered a distillation of the best reading and advice I've encountered; and it was inspirational because you can have a pretty fun and cool job, even when you're still in the process of figuring it out.

Sebastien Provencher's comment evoked a few sheepish giggles from the CG team.

Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave the film 2.5 stars, saying, "Chennai Express evokes a few laughs but otherwise it decides to shift tracks from droll comedy to dreadful drama".

Her ability to evoke a scene in a few short descriptive phrases, even within a Victorian narration, moves the story along and keeps the action front and center.

The most breathtaking pictures (none last more than a few seconds) evoke a piercing sadness.

Over the last 30 years a number of designers have tried to evoke a cold, mechanistic world — few more eloquently than Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons and Martin Margiela.