Thus prayer evokes things which are in your memory if you are already a worshipper within the tradition so as to make a chain of associations leading to virtuous behaviour.
These lines are elastic and Mr. Kiberd uses them to evoke many things, landscapes mostly, but among the works was an abstract but still emotionally moving mother and child, the epitome of connection.
Could Mr. Nunn have done more to evoke those things, especially when the show's two heroes, the French planter Émile de Becque and the American Marine Joe Cable, go spying on Japanese troop movements on a nearby island?
Other paintings do evoke the things I think of when I try to consider this subject.
"I found myself thinking that I had to use full bleeds to evoke certain things," Moore says, speaking about the borderless, two-page spread often used in comics.
"I found myself thinking that I had to use full bleeds to evoke certain things," Moore says, speaking about the borderless, two-page spread often used in comics.
Ingrid Fetell, a design writer, focuses on "the aesthetics of joy," studying why certain things (like small things and sweet things) evoke near-universal delight.
However, a few bi-products of the movie being about those things is some cultural insensitivity to the descendants of slaves, laughter being evoked around things that aren't funny, and well, you can overdose on the word nigger watching this film.
And what inordinate disappointment could be evoked if things went wrong.
Words, therefore, had great power, because they evoked the things to which they referred.
