Sentence examples for evokes the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

It nicely evokes the atmosphere of penniless bohemian life.

At his best, Mann vividly evokes the atmosphere of Streisand's New York.

(The gallery installation — long bar, gold lamé curtain — evokes the atmosphere).

It's full of virtually unknown places, Parisian people, stories and, above all, evokes the atmosphere of the city.

But Mr O'Neill makes something of that post-9/11 haze into a real thing: he evokes the atmosphere, not the events.

The trade book's cover is arty and evokes the atmosphere of the book; it even includes a quotation from John Updike's review in The New Yorker.

In very few words, you evoke the atmosphere aboard the ferry and the darkness outside.

Mr Moore does a good job of evoking the atmosphere of post-war Britain.

It is no accident that a station might evoke the atmosphere of a temple, Calatrava says.

The emphasis, though, is less on the battles than on evoking the atmosphere of the war and its time.

Harries is very good at evoking the atmosphere of the academic milieu into which Pevsner struggled to insert himself.