Sentence examples for evokes so much from inspiring English sources

Placing the women in the same pose, Nash's composition evokes so much about their shared style, their briskness, their intimacy, their very non-sexualised femaleness.

The genius of Kafka is that he evokes so much: the mechanized corporate world sanctifying and saluting itself; how one accounts for atrocity; the tedium and ritual of bureaucracy; the pain and pathology of memory; how our most clever institutions and devices can betray us.

"And a Partridge in a Pear Tree" covers barely two pages and yet it evokes so much as it describes Junior's dad's return from a drunken binge over the holiday period, then the offer to his son of a five-dollar bill scrunched in his boot: "Man that thing smelled like booze and fear and failure".

Sanchez is effortless with her sassiness and swagger while Ganem evokes so much emotion and heart.

Kept in the Army chest he uses as a nightstand, this bit of paper evokes so much -- from the weapon of a jetliner flying directly over him to the innocence of his infant twins -- yet he rarely looks at it.

Rarely has a photo revealed so little while evoking so much.

"It's evoked so much interest because it's a Georgian, Regency cookbook.

"I was really taken with that, that it was something simple and it evoked so much".

A peerless piece of science fictional horror, saturated with wrongness all the more powerful for its cold prose, it doesn't evoke so much as demand visceral, social, philosophical dread.

Audiences, including the lucky few who have caught Ms. LaVette Wednesday nights at Franklin Tavern, a shoebox-size club in West Orange, "have always asked me, 'How can you evoke so much pain night after night?' I just think about my career.

But putting that aside, what in Lawrence's prose or themes could have evoked so much contempt?