Sentence examples for evokes impressions from inspiring English sources

The traditional uniform, he has found, often evokes impressions of safety and competence.

Available evidence from studies in humans evokes the impression that lipid peroxidation is a harmful event ubiquitously accompanying all cases of systemic inflammation and sepsis to such an extent that circulating MDA may be conceived of as a biomarker of unfavorable prognosis [ 4- 6].

I sensed intent and conspiracy, that Mr. Chernus was deliberately cast to evoke such impressions of similarity.

All the components were chosen with care to evoke certain impressions and images.

"Degas Impressions" evokes 19th-century ballet.

An aroma like beeswax, Ms. Levin Pelchat said, "is associated with craft and nature, and it does smell a little bit like honey, so my guess would be that it would evoke an impression of naturalness, the outdoors, or memories of natural things".

Cars are designed to appeal to the buyer's self-image, many of them evoking an impression of speed and power.

Such objects were identified as 'space-defining' (SD) objects, whereas objects that did not evoke this impression were referred to as 'space-ambiguous' (SA) objects.

Reviewer's comments: It is excessive to mention Kauffmann's name 20 times in the text, evoking the impression that what was written in the literature is a good deal less important than who wrote it.

I also feel that music/sound can evoke a feeling or impression of a real or imaginary setting.

Sound stimuli which did not evoke strong powerfulness impressions were common.