Sentence examples for evoke a powerful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siza's ability to evoke a powerful sense of historical time through his architecture struck me with special force a few years ago when I visited a small church complex he designed for the dusty working-class town of Marco de Canavezes, a short drive east of Porto.

From 93 Rue Lauriston, where the French Gestapo once operated and where "tongues are loosened" in La Place de l'Etoile, his first novel, published in 1968, to the Square de Graisivaudan in his latest work, street names evoke a powerful mood of melancholy – or what the French call grisaille.

The characters in the films nominated for Best Picture this year are compelling, inspirational characters that evoke a powerful emotional response.

Because threats to identity and loss of face evoke a powerful pre-conscious neuropsychological response in the human brain, being proven right can be a consuming drive". Vindication also often breeds feelings of anger.

MRI scans suggest that it evokes a powerful neurological response.

But the totality is fascinating, compelling and evokes a powerful urge to explore and discover.

Instead, Lowery grants them a silent inner fullness, evoking a powerful and mysterious sense of individuality even as he exalts them as the subjects of legend.

Moreover, they have created a fun, vibrant cookbook that also evokes a powerful sense of their collective memories and diverse upbringings.

But for many Canadians – especially those who live in its largest city, Toronto – Trump's loopy campaign is evoking a powerful sense of deja vu.

We are right inside that house when Ms. Groff evokes "a powerful stench: varnish and polyurethane and paint, beeswax and vinegar and sweat, sawdust and copper and cold nails".

In any case, a relative's fatal illness itself can be coercive, evoking a powerful sense of obligation and the feeling that to say no is to let the patient die without trying to help.