Sentence examples for evokes feeling from inspiring English sources

Critic Ruth Miller claimed that Crane wrote "an intellectual poetry rather than a poetry that evokes feeling, a poetry that stimulates the mind rather than arouses the heart".

But despite the nominally dramatic events of his journey, the writing strains to evoke feeling.

"Without being kitsch, it evokes feelings of warmth for the beast". That's the point.

"There is a subtlety to the form that evokes feelings of Bauhaus, or even Art Deco values".

Although the work is plotless, it evokes feelings of social unrest with its ominous treads and insistent jumps.

Having cancer evokes feelings of helplessness.

Jazz evokes feelings of improvisation and spontaneity while still reflecting unmatched musical skill.

Just the very word "creative" evokes feelings to some of anxiety and to others pure excitement.

Yet I know that for some people - some Jewish friends for example - Christmas evokes feelings and images of threat.

Devoid of the human figure, the tableau evokes feelings of inclusion and exclusion and their high school associations. .

Death always evokes feelings in those close to the afflicted person.