Sentence examples for evokes the mood from inspiring English sources

Her brooding, strong voice evokes the mood of every song in exactly the right way.

Maggie O'Farrell's Instructions for a Heatwave (Tinder Press) is as good as any of her previous books and evokes the mood created by the heatwave of 1976.

The tender and mysterious atmosphere of the piece is established in the opening section, "Come, daughter," which evokes the mood and words, though not the music, of the opening chorus of Bach's passion.

Mr. Frears's direction evokes the mood of a 1940's romantic melodrama -- he makes specific reference to "Casablanca" -- where relationships move excitingly against the exotic background of political intrigue.

Here, series creator/writer Mitch Glazer winningly evokes the mood of the day in a clever balancing act that is downright original if not awfully nice to look at, too.

And one of the best moments occurs during the sublime vocal arrangement and guitar/piano noodlings at the end of the title track that weirdly evokes the mood of Joni Mitchell's "Two Grey Rooms" from her criminally ignored Night Ride Home album.

The suite as a whole effectively evoked the mood of our time.

"Diaries, Notes, & Sketches" may be one of the most personal & poetic films ever made, evoking the mood of the sixties.

The production ultimately succeeds in evoking the mood of aching, hopeful despair that the play memorializes effectively.

The interior of the Vélite, says its designer, Bryan Priebe, is intended to evoke the mood of a jazz lounge -- "rich, romantic and exciting".

Now it has all given way to Disney and the Virgin megastore and a 25-screen theater and theme restaurants that evoke the mood of the city they have supplanted.