Sentence examples for evoke a sentiment from inspiring English sources
Lyrics often evoke a sentiment that creates resonance with a state of mind, or state of being.
The death of the singer, born Aaliyah Dana Haughton in Brooklyn, appeared to evoke a common sentiment among young fans in Brooklyn, who said she stood out among pop artists for her style, as well as her music.
Mr. Banville's lament that decent people can know things and at the same time not know evokes a strong sentiment revealed in our daily lives.
It really does evoke a certain era.
"It's fair to say that it evokes a lot of sentiment among Australians," Ms. Corbett-Jonesaidid.
"We really want to evoke an emotion.
Invading microorganisms may evoke an inflammatory response.
Imagine no cars – it's easy if you try Hearing the opening words of the new Green Party election broadcast – "Imagine a city that belongs to people and bikes" – evokes memories of a sentiment expressed 10 years ago by Brian Coleman, Conservative member of the London Assembly: "I consider cycle lanes to be an unnecessary obstruction to cars, for which, of course, roads were built".
The glass vessel containing the cloud, angles carefully towards the user and the acrylic base is laser cut and assembled around the glass with a divot for support evoking an organic yet futuristic sentiment.
Her work for Pringle of Scotland, Dazed, and Allure all evoke this sentiment.
