Sentence examples for evoked passion from inspiring English sources
As the case has evolved and stalled, the issue has evoked passion from supporters and opponents alike.
Seeing the red and white balloons floating in the sky has evoked passion and sentiment in a huge number of Gibraltarians as the symbolic representation of our freedom.
The debate over Avastin has evoked passions on both sides among those involved in women's health issues.
Dean and Clark have evoked passions in Hollywood because of their outsider status and critiques of the war in Iraq.
The heart evokes passion, and passion attracts copy and airtime.
Now they very well may be lousy again, but without evoking passion.
Ferrari evokes passion, and Vettel has handled the whole transition from last year to this very well.
"Consumers want products that evoke passion and emotion, and are willing to extend themselves to get it," Cedergren said.
"I was looking for a product that could be sold on the web..had to be expensive (not interested in selling 25 cent widgets) had to evoke passion (word of mouth) and one day Jonathan asked if I had played any Chinese guitars.
In the English language we experience words that call for harmony from Martin Luther King Jr, words that inspire courage from Winston Churchill and words that evoke passion from William Shakespeare.
