Sentence examples for evoked an image from inspiring English sources

He evoked an image of a nation still fiercely proud, and even dangerous, if weakened by years of war.

A piece had either a text or a title that evoked an image, such as Moon Over the River or Spring Sea.

For years, the name Ron Artest evoked an image of the quintessential out-of-control athlete.

People were disturbed by Romney's "binders full of women" comment during the debate on Tuesday because it evoked an image of a mysterious collection of personal files.

What previously read "Ravioli Made Daily," no longer evoked an image that would attract the new downtown clientele that now frequent the shop.

To illustrate his point, Annan evoked an image from chaos theory: "Scientists tell us that the world of nature is so small and interdependent that a butterfly flapping its wings in the Amazon rainforest can generate a violent storm on the other side of the earth.

I try to evoke an image, but I can't.

They evoke an image of the artist as a child at play on the shore of oceanic infinitude.

Evoking an image from the black civil rights movement, Mr. West added, "Americans ride in the front seat of this bus".

"A lot of golf terms actually evoke an image of what is happening out there," Voorhees said.

With his receding hairline, doughy middle and subdued manner, Emelianenko fails to evoke an image of the Russian warrior.