Sentence examples for evoke gasps from inspiring English sources

Much like hearing people who go to the theater and remark when Kelli O'Hara or Idina Menzel's voices evoke gasps, I felt moved to laughter, tears, and astonishment by the signing of certain Deaf actors in particular moments.

One might expect that a close encounter with the monster 523-yard par-4 18th hole at Congressional Country Club — formerly 43 yards shorter as the 17th — would evoke gasps from the golfers assembling to compete in the 111th United States Open, starting Thursday.

He landed on his head, evoking gasps from onlookers.

The small sliding lens cover adds 0.2 inches, but even so, this camera evokes gasps wherever it's shown.

"I could apologise, but why should I say words I do not believe in my heart?" he said, evoking gasps of surprise and anguish from around the room.

And in the most viscerally potent scene in the play, Chad L. Coleman evokes gasps as his character, a proud and skeptical man named Caleb Humphries, undergoes a painful and unnecessary spinal tap.

The case evoked gasps on Wall Street, where Madoff, a former chairman of the Nasdaq Stock Market, was considered a standard bearer for the industry.

One glitter-covered gown with a sheer underlay (think Rihanna's famous naked dress) evoked audible gasps of admiration from the audience, which included government employees, D.C. athletes' significant others and Instagram influencers (yes, we have those too).

It also does a fine job of evoking the last gasps of a certain kind of crazily intrepid, lavishly moustached British adventurer.

In a concrete shed far from the fashionable shopping streets around Via Montenapoleone, Swarovski crystal chandeliers reinvented by young British and Dutch designers evoked smiles and gasps of appreciation.

Faced with an audience that had already seen the grand finale, he still had no trouble evoking plenty of gleeful gasps and applause.