Sentence examples for evokes a cathedral from inspiring English sources
The vast space evokes a cathedral, majestic and solemn.
The program says that the music is Debussy's eponymous prelude from Book 1 of his piano preludes — one of the most marvelous items of that great collection, evoking a Breton cathedral drowned in the sea, rising occasionally, with its grand old liturgical music audible.
Its size and design evoke a small cathedral of the English Middle Ages.
Another example of Mr. Lerdahl's spiral methods of composition, it was inspired by Gothic cathedrals, and the haunting opening cello solo, played against bell-like echoes from the percussion, does indeed evoke an expansive cathedral setting.
The Vienna Philharmonic plays all together with a single breath, like a mighty cathedral organ, yet evokes a dark, honeyed eroticism; that's the contradiction, between the repressed and the sensual, that made Vienna famous; and Boulez drew out, from Schoenberg's Second Chamber Symphony, the perfumed Wagnerian paroxysms and the (Johann- Straussian devilry.
It now evokes a New England-style boathouse, with its crisp blue and white décor, enormous cathedral ceiling, gleaming oak floors and portal-style windows.
The song evokes a natural high.
Such thinking evokes a physiological stress response.
"Unfinished Business" evokes a bad '80s thriller.
This evokes an immediate response.
That evokes an emotional response.
