Sentence examples for evoke subtle from inspiring English sources

In ornate churches, monasteries, and palaces designed by J.B. Fischer von Erlach, J.L. von Hildebrandt, Balthasar Neumann, Dominikus Zimmermann, and brothers Cosmas Damian Asam and Egid Quirin Asam, an extraordinarily rich but delicate style of stucco decoration was used in combination with painted surfaces to evoke subtle illusionistic effects.

However, before overt behavioral reactions are visible, physiological markers may already respond to higher noise levels, i.e. the stimuli may evoke subtle reactions.

The aromas evoked subtle perfume more than sugary nuts.

Mr Rochefort draws on his recent experience of illness to evoke a subtle, delicate relationship between men of different strengths.

This is a perfectly judged piece of writing, evoking the subtle moralities, the various impulses and possibilities we all carry within us.

Belkin's article evokes a subtle nod to "Lysistrata": women withdrawing their talents until the workplace becomes a more humane environment.

Cherkaoui choreographs beautiful shapes, and evokes a subtle play of yearning and consolation in the spaces between; and while the piece loses focus towards the end, it never looks anything less than handsome.

Although it doesn't quite sustain its intensity to the end, Geens sticks uncompromisingly to the narrative's emotional logic, while Sam Care's photography evokes a subtle nightmare in moss green.

THE music of Raphael Mostel has always evoked the subtle and continuous sounds of nature: nocturnal insects, the wind, the distant howling of wolves, the music of the spheres.

Depending on the data the "leaves" received, the indoor jungle evoked a subtle breathing motion that changed when audience members approached.

But his Syrian strategy evokes the subtler Chinese precept of subduing the enemy without fighting.