The more powerful the story behind the food, the more it evokes the memory, which in turn enhances the flavour".
"It definitely evokes the memory of 9/11," he said, "and doesn't seem to have any connection with the message it is promoting".
Paddlefish roe cannot, however, be confused with the luxury variety, although this caviar communicates the intention of luxury and evokes the memory of it.
Abarukas (Saturday and Sunday) In "Lullaby to Mr. Adam," the choreographer Yoshito Sakuraba, who founded this company in 2009, evokes the memory and recollections of the eponymous Mr. Adam.
Among older readers and reporters, at least, the newspaper still evokes the memory of its one-time Canadian owner, Lord Beaverbrook, who built it into the undisputed emblem of middle-class, patriotic Britain before his death in 1964.
Ted Williams's death on Friday, four days before the All-Star Game, evokes the memory of what happened at the 1999 midseason classic, when a generation that never saw Williams play for 19 years with the Boston Red Sox could witness something special on Fox.
"It evokes the memories of our childhood in our country and our families," says Arvizu, whose voice gets dreamy when describing the capirotada of boyhood.
Through it all, Kennedy evoked the memory of what had happened the year before in Dallas.
During the trial, prosecutors repeatedly evoked the memory of the dead agent, eliciting testimony on his brutal torture and death.
For some the Concorde disaster evoked the memory of the destruction of an earlier legendary trans-Atlantic vessel.
