Sentence examples for evokes romance from inspiring English sources

For the painter Alex Katz, the seagull evokes romance and carefree optimism – the kind of transportive emotion he finds in a poem by Major Jackson.

Because the last leg of my train journey was before me, and it was the big one: Portland to San Francisco, overnight, on the Coast Starlight – a route whose very name evokes romance.

There is something about bicycles that evokes romance and charm.

"Red pills in India evoke romance or happiness, but in Korea they mean romance or fear".

Endless sand dunes in the Sahara became metaphors for the grandiosity of Nature, camel trains and nomadic tribesmen evoked romance and mystery.

Even allowing for the fact that none of the truffles were at the peak of freshness and that it was not a good year for truffles in France, the French specimen alone would have the power to evoke romance.

Its bars and brothels have been a magnet for dishonest dealings, and its waterfront still evokes the romance of a gateway to distant lands.

The title of Uruphong Raksasad's "Agrarian Utopia" evokes the romance of rural toil, and also the political ideal, present in various Western back-to-the-land movements, of life lived close to the soil.

At sunset, with a warm wind blowing off the desert, we sail Jelal's felucca, the open boat that more than any other evokes the romance of the Nile.

At the beginning of every January, football journalists (like me) lazily evoke the romance of the FA Cup.

Graceful skaters and a horse-drawn carriage and youthful couples evoke the romance of Central Park in winter.