Sentence examples for evokes a memory from inspiring English sources

It evokes a memory from years ago.

Food generally evokes a memory or an emotion.

I want a red that reminds me of some extreme feeling, a tension in the color that evokes a memory".

My colleague and friend Sami Tamimi, when asked recently what his favourite comfort food was, said it's any dish that evokes a memory of childhood.

(The time in Madrid evokes a memory of one of the first dishes Batali remembers preparing, a late-night panino with caramelized onions, cow's-milk cheese, and paper-thin slices of chorizo: "The best stoner munch you can imagine. Me and my brother Dana were just classic stoner kids, we were so happy").

The most poignant sentence in "Nulle Part" evokes a memory of being lost as a little girl: "In this public park where my parents showed up to look for me — they who never looked for me anywhere — I ran toward them with so much joy that its lack of all proportion was a chagrin".

Their doleful ballads, bachatas, strengthen a yearning, evoke a memory, bring a tear to an old woman's eye.

We'll use sensory objects – even a colourful silk scarf may evoke a memory when gently skimmed over peoples' hands.

It was an X, cut deep into the gray metal of the gate, and its significance cut even deeper, evoking a memory Kadyrov shares with all Crimean Tatars.

Would Israeli negotiators agree to withdraw from even an inch of territory if they thought it would jeopardize Israel's security let alone evoke a "memory of Auschwitz?" Of course not.

Thus punctuating the day, the ghostly melody evokes a continuing memory of proud sacrifice, when spirited by the wind to the farthest reaches of the old city.