Sentence examples for evoke references from inspiring English sources

Portraying a realism that invokes comparisons with the Dardenne brothers (who themselves had a successful outing last year in the exceptional The Kid with a Bike -- as an aside, it is worth noting that they share the same co-producer as Audiard), there are also visceral flourishes that evoke references to a director of Martin Scorsese's caliber and authorship.

In many ways, her age group's dislocation from traditional culture is reminiscent of the generation gap that characterized the West in the 1960's -- an era that Weihui evokes with references in her book to Allen Ginsberg, Bob Dylan, the Beatles and others.

First, there is the vexed question of intention: did the Sun journalists who wrote and designed the front page mean to evoke these coded references?

She told Buzzfeed: "Negro is a pejorative word that should not be used except to evoke slavery with reference to the abolitionist work by Montesquieu.

The pool's form evokes various symbolic references: it can be read as a reflection of the dome of heaven or as an inverted version of Andrea Palladio's 16th-century Villa Rotonda, with its central dome and Greek cross plan.

The screening of the film at a June 2013 advisory gathering evoked commentary that "references in the film to Islam and Muslims may be interpreted negatively, particularly by Muslim visitors".

And though its scenes evoke plenty of reference points — "Apocalypse Now" and "Tarzan," to name two — it also shies away from them by not supplying the same codas or payoffs as those antecedents.

Although Spain's economic crisis is barely mentioned directly, it is evoked through verbal references and sly visual allusions that turn the voyage at 30,000 feet into a Chaucerian microcosm of contemporary Spanish society.

Revisiting initially rejected references evokes the berrypicking philosophy whereby information, initially rejected as irrelevant, subsequently becomes important.

Examination of the mean spectral power across the scalp and grand average evoked responses re-referenced to a common average reference confirmed that the vMMN was primarily located in the occipital region and that the electrode selection was appropriate.

With canny cinematic references, she evokes a post-ideological age of practical business and cultivated optimism balanced blithely between catastrophe and apocalypse.