Sentence examples for evokes the problems from inspiring English sources
He creates all these visual tensions, almost like flags falling apart, and very subtly and abstractly evokes the problems those countries have.
It evokes the problems that customers have been experiencing in the absence of such a solution, and makes clear how this overcomes those.
"Now we have evoked the problem of creating a precedent," he said, sadly.
"In the final analysis, these figures touch the soul of the reunified Germany and evoke the problem of the fair distribution of opportunities and burdens," they said.
3/32 evoked the problem as they organized the care for a HCV patient.
Assessment of ERBB2 by means of a theranostic marker evoked the problem of tumour heterogeneity in EAC.
"People should evoke the real problems such as why [the Arab world] is a fertile environment for this movement," he says, pointing to dictatorship and injustice as two such features of the region.
Other studies evoked the organisational problems of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) and its poor health care quality, including overestimated cost of vaccination records, incoherence in the follow-up of vaccination and disruption in the cold chain [ 25].
It evokes the 80s uncannily.
He even evokes the Bill of Rights.
Their style of dress evokes the prison.
