Sentence examples for evoke over from inspiring English sources

He was also pursuing an acclaimed solo career, aided by producer/musician Mike Johnson, who helped Lanegan explore the great depths of feeling his vocals could evoke over sublime, scorched-black country, blues and haunted rock.

It suggests that GPs who attempt to gain emotional distance as a way of coping and defending themselves evoke, over time, demanding and threatening patient behaviours.

This is a show about drag queens, and Roxxxy's performance was meant to evoke over-the-top fierceness.

The tone evokes over-the-top Soviet-era inspirational films about worker heroes and the glories of communism, but here it is the company that is the hero.

John Updike's Terrorist (Hamish Hamilton) got some sniffy, snooty reviews, but is his best novel for some years: the world he has so richly evoked over decades now seen through the eyes of one who wants to destroy it.

It evokes over two centuries of terror for those who still find spiritual succor inside of historically black congregations.

We examined both the change in the total number of spikes evoked over the 750 ms of stimulation and, more specifically, the likelihood that a spike occurred within a narrow window (10 ms) following EPSP onset (EPSP-spike coupling).

APs were evoked over the same timecourse as SICs and were also blocked by AP5, suggesting that activation of NMDA receptors during cell swelling significantly depolarizes neurons above AP threshold.

The four sections of the performance—"under," "in," "on," and "over"—evoke the architectural form of the body as the dancers "engage in deep spatial constructions in inspiring ways," notes Holl, to show the ways in which architecture and dance can collide in time and space.

It will become fashionable to evoke Mandela over the next few months.

Since the ON receives all the signals from the retina, stimulating the ON may potentially evoke phosphenes over a wider range of visual field.