Sentence examples for evoke dreams from inspiring English sources

In this they evoke dreams of pure new beginnings (Johnson).

Few games enter the subconscious enough to evoke dreams about their gameplay and fewer still quite like Murasaki Baby which, it has to be said, does not engender the good kind.

But, during a period when many are inclined to accept that humankind's fate is sealed, that climate change is irreversible and its catastrophic effects are inevitable, these sounds don't evoke dreams of the future so much as they do a nostalgia for having once dreamed of a utopia at all.

As a last resort, Pulaski uses the machine to evoke dreams of raw, primitive feelings of fear and survival.

Since 1915, National Geographic cartographers have charted earth, seas, and skies in maps capable of evoking dreams.

He has mooted rail renationalisation, evoking dreams of low fares and pre-Beeching branch lines.

In this series, the founder of metaphysical painting hauntingly evokes dreams of water, submersion and classical Grecian imagery.

Michael Pinchbeck's slideshow The Man Who Flew Into Space From His Apartment (The Collection & Usher Gallery, Tue) evokes dreams of flying.

With comic nostalgia, they evoke pastoral dreams of parkway bliss.

Fall asleep in that position to evoke corresponding dreams.

Pulaski and Counselor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) therefore agree to try to make the machine evoke negative dreams instead.