Sentence examples for evoke interest in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr. Romney's ability to pay little in taxes will evoke interest in the issue this year.

There are many songs that don't get heard, and Dog Ears is meant to evoke interest in them, it's not a column of criticism.

Together, these two factors eliminate artifacts in the image and evoke interest in using this kind of technique for physical measurements.

"It really evokes interest, passion and conversation in a way that the blog doesn't".

Explained one man, an antiques dealer in Columbia, "Jolly still evokes interest and emotion from those who laud his exploits in the post-Civil War South".

Organizing experiential outdoor learning environments would be important for students in order to evoke an interest in science-related phenomena (Cavas et al. 2009; Bogner and Wiseman 2004).

Comparisons of odds ratios across conditions encourage the speculation that rarer conditions, and conditions without firmly established etiology (such as multiple sclerosis, bipolar disorder, and ulcerative colitis), could evoke more interest in a genetic explanation than more common conditions (obesity, elevated cholesterol, and heart disease).

Patent-leather coats in shades of chocolate and burgundy were unlined, their glossy surfaces evoking his interest in futuristic materials.

Every so often, Doug Flutie does something so memorable on the football field that it evokes new interest in this undersize quarterback whom the aging process seems to be passing by.

Both pH-sensitive hydrogels and chiral hydrogels have evoked large interest in recent years.

Superhydrophobic surfaces have evoked great interest in researchers for both purely academic pursuits and industrial applications.