Sentence examples for evoke the mood from inspiring English sources

The interior of the Vélite, says its designer, Bryan Priebe, is intended to evoke the mood of a jazz lounge -- "rich, romantic and exciting".

Now it has all given way to Disney and the Virgin megastore and a 25-screen theater and theme restaurants that evoke the mood of the city they have supplanted.

It happened in "The Pharaohs," a desolate lover's lament, and again in "Prison Girls," a song with enough disoriented menace and twangy reverb to evoke the mood of a David Lynch film.

In the second act the composer used a kind of plainchant-tinged idiom to evoke the mood of early worship in a duet between Marie and Marthe (Ory Brown) and in a later scene with Jésus and his disciples.

And for every design project, Mr. Scott, 51, presents the client with an inspiration box filled with the typical samples of fabrics, carpet and tile, as well as elements of nature or other items that evoke the mood he's trying to create.

Mr. Kallan, who also owns the Casablanca Hotel in Times Square and is a partner in the Hotel Elysee on East 54th Street, said the furnishings of the hotel, including the original photographs in the guest rooms, were designed to evoke the mood of the 1920's and 30's.

The suite as a whole effectively evoked the mood of our time.

Her brooding, strong voice evokes the mood of every song in exactly the right way.

"Diaries, Notes, & Sketches" may be one of the most personal & poetic films ever made, evoking the mood of the sixties.

The production ultimately succeeds in evoking the mood of aching, hopeful despair that the play memorializes effectively.

Maggie O'Farrell's Instructions for a Heatwave (Tinder Press) is as good as any of her previous books and evokes the mood created by the heatwave of 1976.