Sentence examples for evokes a feeling from inspiring English sources

At barely a month old, it already evokes a feeling of having been lived in.

The Milky Way evokes a feeling of awe when I see it.

And the name "huddle" almost evokes a feeling of camaraderie — you know, a "Go team!" kind of session.

For instance, in "Green Variation II" (2003), the pattern evokes a feeling of a field of tall wind-blown grasses.

Still, it evokes a feeling unfamiliar to many who are past childhood: relief to be an adult.

And seeing "one of these celebrities evokes a feeling of nostalgia," Mr. Metro says, and takes consumers "to a happy place".

I also feel that music/sound can evoke a feeling or impression of a real or imaginary setting.

Fitzpatrick wants his place to evoke a feeling of Old World solidity and class.

Bouncy piece shows the expressive power of string music, its ability to evoke a feeling through layered melody.

His compositions were often dynamic, seeming to balance extreme opposing forces and thus evoking a feeling of danger.

To the contrary, remembering in the Hebrew Bible is for a purpose – to evoke a feeling or thought that moves us to action.