Sentence examples for evoke on from inspiring English sources

It is this spirit of tradition continued through contemporary practice that Mr. Zsurafszki seeks to evoke on stage.

Or that Zermatt, the Swiss town in that series, is shot so as to evoke On Her Majesty's Secret Service?

Any reasonably skilled novelist can evoke on the page the texture of memory, drawing the reader into the half-remembered, the blurred edges, the nervous nostalgia, the meandering associations across time and geography.

It's this Golden Age of rail travel that the Orient-Express company seeks to evoke on its train services, most famously in its namesake Venice Simplon-Orient-Express Simplon-Orient-Express Simplon-Orient-Express, and once a year as far as the traditional terminus of Istanbul.

Slight changes in the situation may evoke an on-the-fly exchange of some of the script components applied in this particular situation.

Each touch evoked on the order of one spike (1.51 spikes/first touch; 0.31/later touches) with short latency (onset, 8 ms) (Table 1; Figure 2 figure supplement 1).

Similarly, those eras are evoked on "Amori Infiniti," the new release by Lucille Ghatti.

Absent the context of brutal poverty and social chaos that Fassbinder more vividly evoked on film, the moral and emotional dealings of the characters feel weightless and insignificant.

But however striking those designs might have been, they couldn't have the resonant power of those now evoked on a real Manhattan stage.

But I have to admit I have only watched The Road once, such were the depths of emotion it evoked on the first viewing.

At this year's Oscars, Mr. Shoji's name was again evoked on the red carpet, as members of the fashion police ooh-ed and ahh-ed over Ms. Spencer's dress.