Sentence examples for evoking emotion from inspiring English sources

A paper like The Sun isn't about throwing a bunch of dry facts about people, it is about evoking emotion.

Ben's second date of the night, with Lauren H, the kindergarten teacher from Ann Arbor, proves once again that he's successful at evoking emotion.

The results implied that a product form with more unity had a greater likelihood of affecting users' positive emotions compared with those with less unity, and that the unity aesthetic may act as a mediator in evoking emotion.

Suddenly ballets seemed to offer something fresh and new: a facility for using the classical vocabulary with fluency and irreverent eclecticism; a talent for evoking emotion and conveying character; and (in Mr. Ratmansky's case) a remarkable wit.

And those who study "The Seven Sacraments" triptych restored, and some might say over-cleaned, for this exhibition will get an idea of his gift for portraying and evoking emotion.

"I think we do a good job of evoking emotion through food, and that's kind of our focus, our perspective," he told Max in 2008, mentioning, in the same conversation, that some people cry when eating at Alinea.

The thing is, though, there's a fine line between evoking emotions and manipulating them.

Europe needs a leading idea that could provide Europeans with symbols and aims evoking emotions, attachment and solidarity.

And what better medium for evoking emotions than video?

But right, music evokes emotion.

Stories that evoke emotion tend to perform better than straight sales messages.