Sentence examples for evoke the feel from inspiring English sources

Event organizers were hoping to evoke the feel of a latter-day Woodstock — only with better weather, more portable toilets and no skinny-dipping.

This is a Scottsdale hot spot, with stone walls that are lighted by candles and wooden wine casks that evoke the feel of a European wine cave.

Both the lighting (by Mark Barton) and the haunting sound design (by Ken Goodwin) evoke the feel of night in the countryside beautifully, when the world can feel either terrifyingly empty or animate with compassionate life.

An alcove off the Town Green is designed to evoke the feel of a living room with a fireplace mantel and comfortable chairs, and is filled with books and videos on child care.

We wanted to create an engaging reading experience for the iPad that would evoke the feel of traditional editorial design and newsprint while also taking advantage of a new format and offering the reader something new.

Much use was made throughout the production of contemporaneous popular music to evoke the feel of the year in which each episode was set.

Visually 2K Czech has superbly evoked the feel of the 1940s and '50s.

A live stage with a translucent and reflective dance floor evokes the feel of the film's Club Silencio, whose magicians says, "It's all an illusion".

At the intersection of 9G and Main Street, three gas stations compete, evoking the feel of a strip mall more than a rural idyll.

Mr. Manea is short on doors and steps; his interest lies in evoking the feel and implication of his life more than in recounting its details.

Fesperman evokes the feel of Vlado's beloved Sarajevo -- ravaged but functioning and maybe even a little bored with this unfamiliar state known as peacetime -- magnificently.