Sentence examples for evoking enough from inspiring English sources

Not great, not the worst thing I've ever eaten, but evoking enough fond memories of my childhood to go for a second piece.

Certainly, this musically rich, legend-based classic evokes enough swashbuckling spectacle to keep one smiling.

Boston officials also worked to address whether this historically racially polarized city could evoke enough positive feelings from minority groups.

Though few of the performers are natural pastiche artists, they evoke enough of yesteryear's modes and moods to suggest that they've been around.

And in a city this stuck on its history and civic pride, the idea has evoked enough opposition, and enough questions about the worth of such a deal, that interest looks decidedly damp.

I'm not alone in having a fond memory of earlier Pokémon games but no 3DS to play the latest entries in the series, and while Pokémon Go is emphatically its own game, it can evoke enough nostalgic charm to be worth picking up.

Dustin Putman of TheMovieBoy.com commented how "Cook is serviceable as the premonition-fueled Kimberly, but doesn't evoke enough emotion in the scenes following the brutal deaths of her close friends".

Thus, the tissue damage caused by migrating larvae did not evoke enough inflammatory reaction to give a systemic increase in APP.

Yet the obscurities of the special sort of causation they evoke are enough to prevent most philosophers from embracing this conception of autonomous agency.

While the world is evoked with enough balance between realistic acting and hazed atmosphere to capture the spirit of the greatest gypsy guitar-playing mystic legend to ever live, the filmmakers fall in and out of some of the pitfalls that are present when making a biopic especially when making a biopic about an artist when the production doesn't have the rights to the art.

"The bubble reputation is frequently pricked," claims the inside cover of Raine's book, evoking a man sane enough and bold enough to see past the hype.