By Min Jin Lee February 24 , 2018For Koreans around the globe, the Pyeongchang Games have the power to evoke the yearning to reconcile with an estranged twin, but they also carry the painful history of warring brothers.
For Koreans around the globe, the Pyeongchang Games have the power to evoke the yearning to reconcile with an estranged twin, but they also carry the painful history of warring brothers.
He explains that Nemo and Wall-E, saucer-eyed and naïve, evoke our yearning for the infantile: "Studios spend so much time and money trying to get audiences invested in characters — and it comes for free with a baby or a puppy.
Why does talking about thesis work evoke this yearning?
The club's name, Evocación, evokes a yearning for the past, for the music from past epochs.
Portraying Meera, a 16th-century Indian saint, Ms. Shah evoked a yearning for the divine through lyrical gestures of reaching and retreat.
At the same time, this is a season that for many of us evokes a yearning to connect, a sense of magic from songs or stories, religious or not, that cling to us and urge on the little kid in us whether we asked for it or not.
Their doleful ballads, bachatas, strengthen a yearning, evoke a memory, bring a tear to an old woman's eye.
The screenplay, by Mr. Koolhoven, Paul Jan Nelissen, and Mieke de Jong, evokes the acute yearning for adult experience and validation of a boy on the threshold of adolescence.
Dick's parable evokes the absurd yearning embedded in our reverence toward art, and the tragicomic paradoxes "masterpieces" embody in the human realm that brings them forth and gives them their only value.
They are too sleek, too well made, too much yearning to evoke and to laud an artificial paradise.
