Sentence examples for evoke the frames from inspiring English sources

They evoke the frames of nearby buildings under construction, as well as the titanic outdoor works of Mr. Di Suvero, but seem to have more in common with the dilapidated skeleton of the High Line.

Evoking the frames of reference within which the work operates, however, draws attention to the problems with the score, which is rooted in Turnage's familiar classical-jazz-music theatre amalgam, yet also curiously unmemorable and often worryingly samey.

The agent of a frame – the one carrying out an action – may not necessarily be the subject of a sentence that evokes the frame.

The frames evoke the classics line at Moscot, the century-old eyewear retailer in Manhattan.

Thought evokes the Awareness/Cognition frame, might evokes the Likelihood frame, and die evokes the Death frame.

Christopher Rauschenberg composed panoramas of multiple frames to evoke the expanse of the Pacific Science Center Courtyard in Seattle, where Minoru Yamasaki's white sculptured arches evoke his later design for the World Trade Center towers.

Taken as a single installation, the photography has a certain fractal balance that feels like an organic randomness, but in fact is mapped out and installed in a specific order designed to highlight occasional correspondences between groups of two, three, or several frames, and evoke the overall design of a sprawling tree in its intuitive armature.

Stretched or framed, they evoke the noble rawness of a Pollock or a Rothko.

At some junctures its metal skin will peel open to frame the views; at others, a grid of diagonal braces — their pattern reflecting the uneven stresses placed on the building's frame — will evoke the stays of a corset.

All around: gigantic Impressionist-style paintings — manqué Monets — that are framed in velvet and evoke the French countryside.

Walls hold framed mirrors and paintings that evoke the Gatsby era.