Sentence examples for evoke an impression from inspiring English sources
An aroma like beeswax, Ms. Levin Pelchat said, "is associated with craft and nature, and it does smell a little bit like honey, so my guess would be that it would evoke an impression of naturalness, the outdoors, or memories of natural things".
Cars are designed to appeal to the buyer's self-image, many of them evoking an impression of speed and power.
I also feel that music/sound can evoke a feeling or impression of a real or imaginary setting.
Take the time to buy a new mailbox, or slap on a fresh coat of brightly colored paint to evoke a great first impression.
Invading microorganisms may evoke an inflammatory response.
They evoke "a child's often nightmarish impressions," mixing reality and the fantastic to "produce visions that present the inner life of the child," Sieglinde Lug, the translator, wrote in an afterword.
There are dozens more details, yet they all blend together in nearly artistic harmony--an impression rarely evoked by any commercial product, bespoke or not.
They were of vivid reds and yellows and oranges, and if you squinted your eyes it was easy to evoke the impression that Henri was silhouetted against a Malibu sunset filtered through smog.
Some photos evoke the impression of swimming in the sky: "I forgot all about the stars as I found my own under the sea," Ms. Skovranova wrote about the project, which is called "The End of the World" and was sponsored by Olympus Australia.
Such objects were identified as 'space-defining' (SD) objects, whereas objects that did not evoke this impression were referred to as 'space-ambiguous' (SA) objects.
