Sentence examples for evoke an atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"Materials that would weather and improve with age evoke an atmosphere of study and contemplation".

The goal, Björk said in a press release, is to evoke "an atmosphere similar to being inside the app itself".

But more important, I wanted to evoke an atmosphere in which an aesthetic object -- the play -- could be examined by the audience in an almost scientific manner.

In the late 60s and early 70s, surrounded by acid-folk bands nearly herniating themselves in an attempt to evoke an atmosphere of pagan oddness, she made albums that conjured up Old Weird England more effectively than any of them, using little more than the source material and her voice.

They are as much about evoking an atmosphere as nailing the decisive moment.

But, through music, dance (the choreography is by Tiffany Reandistylishandesignish design, the show evokes an atmosphere of electric unrest.

Architecture in film can play a significant role, from establishing a time period to powerfully evoking an atmosphere or even shaping the narrative.

Eleventh Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue is one of the choicest streets, with brownstones evoking an atmosphere resonant of the last turn of the century.

Set to a score by Aaron Jay Kernis, with plangent strings over crashing piano chords, it featured five dancers jumping, turning and falling; complete with full-throttle bodily emoting, it evoked an atmosphere of vague crisis.

And in his chatty manner Vidal succeeds at last in evoking an atmosphere that is now long gone -- of a midcentury era when the last dust motes of the 19th century had not yet scattered, and literature could thrive because (as viewed through the gas-lit shimmer of Vidal's attractive nostalgia) the stately pace of life encouraged a habit of thoughtfulness.

"The tunings would evoke an emotional atmosphere – sometimes they would conjure up a sense of being in a vast desert, or oceanic feelings, or infinite space," he says.