Sentence examples for evoke of from inspiring English sources

What both the marauding southern tribes — which besiege the garrison where Marcus is stationed at the beginning of the movie — and their northern counterparts evoke, of course, are the Indians in an old western.

The myths Mr. Guettel chose to evoke — of Hero and Leander, of Sisyphus's endless travails, of the winged horse Pegasus and his rider, Bellerophon, who tumbled to the ground when the horse was bitten by a gadfly — are often tales of mortals finding punishment under the mercurial whims of the gods.

So something must be evoked of that era.

Images are evoked of distraught residents living in fear of violence and abuse.

ETHEREALITY is one of the qualities of romanticism in art, and so is a constant evoking of the past.

Unfortunately, the stirring image "self-employment" evokes of the British turning into a nation of entrepreneurs is fake.

There's also Harry's, the shaving gear company whose name evokes, of course, hair.

I love storms, and, occasionally, the romantic nostalgia evoked of times that did not require electricity.

Bands of yellow evoke beams of sunlight.

The same stimuli that evoke release of Ca2+ also evoke entry of Ca2+ across the PM of DT40 cells.

Columns evoke bundles of papyrus.