Sentence examples for evokes the idea from inspiring English sources
Glazer evokes the idea of strangeness without actually seeing much, showing much, or revealing much.
The very title of "Dormant Craters" evokes the idea of large swaths of untapped potential.
It struck a chord.SoyCarat's brand name is tricky: whatever the spelling, it evokes the idea of two things children shun and adults munch only reluctantly.
Ever so lightly, Mr. Etaix evokes the idea that our lives are never our own, suggesting notions about ideology very much in circulation in the late 1960s.
Titled "Salem," it evokes the idea of witch burning, and this sets up an archetypal tension between unbridled feminine desire and a murderously patriarchal and Puritanical social order.
But what Churchill has written is a striking memento mori for an age without faith; and although her play is brief, that in itself evokes the idea that we are here for a short time and then are suddenly gone.
This is a superb design, its five intertwined rings evoking the idea of continents linked together.
"The idea of sleeping evoked the idea of life and death, that we're always in this limbo," explains Ms Parker.
"The justice minister evoked the idea of filming the interrogations and sensitizing judges on the issue," Mr. Goldstein said.
Daily planners and agendas were consulted to see how we might evoke the idea of moving through one's day.
