Sentence examples for evokes a memory of from inspiring English sources

A sip of Ismail's watermelon soda on a 92-degree day evokes a memory of cartwheels on sprinkler­-soaked summer lawns.

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".

They evoke a memory of when the person was wearing it, or in most cases still smells of the person.

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.

From "Chattanooga Choo Choo" and "Minnie the Moocher" all the way to "Lullaby of Broadway," each selection evokes a nostalgic memory of a certain place and time.

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.

Not to say that food culture is ailing, just that the word "restaurant" evokes a hazy memory of mortician's formality.

For customers, too, the market evokes a sense-memory of rural childhood.

When he listens to the songs he once played, it can evoke a physical memory of playing that strikes him unexpectedly.