Sentence examples for evoked among from inspiring English sources

One of his advantages is the respect he has evoked among his legislative colleagues, Re publicans and Democrats.

Several themes are evoked, among them ruminations on the character of horses and on the reasons girls become so smitten.

Potkay explains the sense of urgency that the concept of eloquence evoked among eighteenth-century British readers, for whom it recalled Demosthenes exhorting Athenian citizens to oppose tyranny.

There are millions in Egypt, the most populous country in the Arab world, calling for the spirit of Tahrir Square to be evoked among Palestinians – pleading for a repeat of the radical action which saw the Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak toppled.

Satellite radio is unlikely to restore the warm feeling of inclusiveness that free-form FM radio evoked among baby boomers in the Woodstock era, when Sly and the Family Stone, Janis Ian and the Rolling Stones could be heard on the same station.

The fact that Mrs. Clinton scored well in those two areas, and still found herself struggling for the support of even 50percentt of voters, was evidence of the intense animosity and suspicion that even Mrs. Clinton acknowledged her campaign has evoked among some New Yorkers.

Visitors stand beneath the monument in astonishment and dread -- yet it also evokes among them whispered, secret pride.

(His title evokes, among other associations, the lush arboretum where Mar and David hang out, a kind of prelapsarian refuge).

I have been struck by the profound disappointment that United States policy typically evokes among old and young, including ultra-pious and lax Muslims.

With playful skill, Hopkins involves the tribe in making historical reconstructions of their own history, shot on various stocks evoking, among others, early Soviet cinema.

Calling Samsung South Korea's biggest, most profitable and most globally recognized brand barely explains the intense and often mixed emotions the name evokes among South Koreans.