Sentence examples for evokes from from inspiring English sources

Those are the kind of emotions it evokes from men, women and children".

Yet what's most remarkable about the movie is the tone of intense solitude that Pevney evokes from a volatile combination of cold and heat.

How real it may be to others who were there is anybody's guess; one memory he evokes from his adolescence makes you wonder.

Like Sosa, he bolts around the bases after a home run — and his wide smile, and the smiles that he evokes from his older teammates, are reminders of the essential joy that lives in the game.

Good video game violence, meaning violence that evokes from players feelings greater and more complex than mere boyish excitement, should look similarly inelegant.

These were people who probably knew I was not really Clinton but decided they hated Clinton and they would be angry at me because of it". Brown feels mixed reactions at the passion Obama evokes from haters as well.

Its techniques and sensibility feel fresh, organic, evoked from the scene at hand.

He is exquisitely attentive to what he brings to his subjects and what he wants to evoke from them.

We'd have snails bourguignon and Mediterranean fish soup, for the memories they evoke from my childhood.

A dehumanized society is evoked from the start by a film that shows an animated figure made up of cubes and running in place.

But they conveyed the many moods that the skyline has evoked, from the optimism of the new arrival to the jaded cynicism of the city veteran.