Sentence examples for evoking feeling from inspiring English sources

If Chen is a sensualist, evoking feeling with focused graphics, Rohrer is the genre's minimalist.

Ostensibly a chronicle of "ひろしま hiroshima," an exhibition of forty-eight color prints by the photographer Miyako Ishiuchi, in Vancouver, in 2011 and 2012, the film is an urgent reminder of the role of contemplation in evoking feeling from history.

In a sense, these new paintings try to be more like haiku poetry by evoking feeling through simplicity rather than my previous brash attempts to describe literal narrative.

He introduced new ways of evoking feeling out of an audience, as in his Ajax, when Ajax is mocked by Athene, then the stage is emptied so that he may commit suicide alone.

The smooth appearance of rectangular shapes could slow your thought process, evoking feelings of tranquility.

I want to challenge the viewers by evoking feelings of surprise, discomfort, hallucination and sometimes dejavu.

The shapes bleed and breathe, evoking feelings, memories and sometimes spiritual possession.

Location of the weight gain re-emphasised gendered identity by evoking feelings of "sexiness" and "femininity".

But despite the nominally dramatic events of his journey, the writing strains to evoke feeling.

By studying sentimental literature in 19th and 20th-century America, we'll examine how works written to portray and evoke feeling could be powerful social and political forces.

Xing (lit., evocation), is not merely a poetic device to evoke feeling in the poem through reference to external reality in Chinese poetry.