Sentence examples for evoked more from inspiring English sources

But the responses evoked more incendiary themes.

For others, seeing the ethics agency under a cloud of suspicion evoked more anxiety than schadenfreude.

But for many riders, the news that tokens were a thing of the past evoked more emotional responses.

(More than 50 years ago the underwater sequences in Stanley Kramer's "On the Beach" evoked more tension and authenticity).

But for Brandon Perlberg, a gay American lawyer living in London, the court's decision evoked more complicated feelings.

This year, turning the calendar has evoked more sentimentality than usual: some familiar names are missing from the list of 2003 cars.

Daughters apparently soften fathers and evoke more caretaking tendencies.

The word "Altmanesque", though, evokes more than just a style.

In Rudy Giuliani versus Fred Thompson, the latter evokes more empathy.

He has more followers than most preachers, and evokes more passion than most politicians.

Then there's Louise, eating lollipops and evoking more than a shade of Lolita.