He paused, as if the purchase in the clutter-free Paris shop evoked a thought.
As artists we need to know that our contributions mattered, touched the heart, evoked a thought, led someone else off to their own pale judgment to scribble something out.
Nevertheless, each of these neural events can be regarded both as a response (to an external stimulus or to an earlier neurally mediated thought or combination of thoughts) and as a stimulus (evoking a subsequent thought or a motor response).
The new campaign, like the one from 2001, was "put together by a group of people in New York and people who were touched by the events that day," he adds, a thought that is evoked in one of the outdoor ads in the campaign, which reads, "Remember the day your city became your family".
Mr. Panichgul once did a show around flowers; this time he evoked the thought of a garden, with dragonfly embroidery and an exploding dandelion print on a black ground.
His creations do not vacuum the house, teach foreign languages to children or try to take over the world; they were designed to play music, mainly syncopated rhythms, and perhaps evoke some thought about humanity.
This is Teacher Appreciation Week, and for me it evokes a floodgate of thoughts on teaching and learning.
He wanted the Andante to evoke "a sea of feelings, tender and sorrowful: love, sorrow, vague desires, inexplicable thoughts, illusions of a delicate dream".
Evoke a smell-induced lucid dream.
From this recurrent image of a road he drops into evoking the thought of his intellectual idol, the "physicist, ballistician, philosopher and psychologist" called de Selby.
This year's design is called A Beautiful Paradise, and it is intended "to evoke nostalgic thoughts and to soothe the soul".
