Sentence examples for evoke confrontations from inspiring English sources
Gilder begins the story of quantum physics in the early 20th century, using dialogue reconstructed from letters, papers and memoirs to evoke confrontations among the players.
In one scene, zingers taken from "The Tonight Show" are recited onstage as the Weiner character is surrounded by bullies, evoking a schoolyard confrontation.
From there, the opera proceeds in an alternation of individual testimony, enacted confrontations and reflective choruses, evoking both the circumstances of the hijacking and its broader ramifications.
The performance was magnificent, with the brasses again stellar, and it vividly evoked the colorful characters and larger-than-life confrontations that these players know so well from their work in the pit.
Saprang's ancestor, Luang Phichai Waree (original name Ung Mang, ) migrated to Siam during the reign of King Taksin plying the samphao trade, and was given a feudal title during the reign of King Rama I. Saprang has evoked his aristocratic background in order to increase his credibility in public confrontations.
She can write terse head-on confrontations, biblical invocations of great power ("Behold the light of despair/the glare of anguish/And ye shall be driven to darkness") and soliloquies that evoke T. S. Eliot.
These confrontations occur regularly.
Confrontations between principals fizzle.
Other signs evoke social changes.
