Sentence examples for evokes visions of from inspiring English sources

It evokes visions of money going to big multi-nationals.

Paris in the 1920s, Montparnasse in particular, evokes visions of exuberant talent and bohemian cachet.

That London Stock Exchange motto – "My word is my bond" evokes visions of a golden age.

That the project evokes visions of "Avatar," especially in the environs where it is under way — a plaster-splattered Victorian-era museum workshop right out of central casting — makes it all the more unlikely.

But Mr. Smith's clothes, evoking visions of stoned 15 year olds in the back of a pickup truck, left one merely sighing.

He has an appetite for the material and an eye for trippy, oddball details that evoke visions of violence, loose living and danger.

The notion of enjoying a cold one aboard a rush-hour commuter train leaving Manhattan may seem like a time-honored tradition, evoking visions of communal bar cars or perhaps a cocktail hour spent in solitude at one's seat.