Sentence examples for evokes memory from inspiring English sources

But Nouvel evokes memory without nostalgia.

If most traditional music evokes memory, he said, his aim is to awaken perception.

Home is like scent, it evokes memory, accessing those parts of the brain that pull at emotions good, bad, and intense.

Cornell shrouded his princess in mystery by placing her in the center of a complex cabinet and behind three different plates of glass, one tinted blue—the color of the night from which she is constantly emerging and the color often used in early films; somehow it evokes memory.

The recently agreed "60-day moratorium" on the research evokes memory of the fabled Asilomar Conference almost 40 years ago, where scientists developed an oversight regime permitting transformative recombinant DNA research to proceed and launching the biotechnology industry, while calming the public fears, outlandish predictions and hysterical reactions that greeted this research breakthrough.

Yet to a certain generation, it evokes memories of a monsoon at Filbert Street in 1983.

The difference is that Babylon evokes memories, and Westfield assaults me with the shock of recognition.

It evokes memories of one of the best paintings at MOMA, and it's not too Ziggyish or pathetic.

For Sharon McHugh, gazing out at the Ramapo Mountains surrounding Tuxedo Lake evokes memories of the Lake District in her native England.

Visits to northern Michigan and Key West, of course, elicit riffs on Hemingway while Mississippi evokes memories of books by Faulkner and Eudora Welty.

"The music that defines a period, the music that evokes memories, is not the music you loved," Sewell said.