Sentence examples for evokes are from inspiring English sources

The art in Dream Machines is far harder to describe: the altered states it evokes are intended to be inexplicable.

The story, the stars and the warm holiday spirit the film evokes are as charming as ever.

But in the quizzical final movement the force fields Ms. Saariaho evokes are the beating hearts of a mother and her unborn child.

The lovers he evokes are a kind of oxymoron, "ever wrong from the start, however right / for the act, melting / together yet somehow sadly apart".

It's not a matter of writing something miserable with sleigh bells on it: the emotions Christmas evokes are more complex than that.

The showers of gold that Strauss evokes are shimmering cascades of sound speckled with harps and celeste: Strauss was always inspired by the subject of money.

The emotion he evokes is pity.

The memory New York evokes is just too painful.

The folk tale Dvorak evokes is X-rated for violence.

The landscape it evokes is a spiritual one like that of T. S. Eliot's "Waste Land".

The decay the movie evokes is not just architectural but also social, spiritual and technological.