Sentence examples for evoking the importance from inspiring English sources

Intertwined with Travieso's digital renderings are subtle nods to communist propaganda posters as well as classic children's animation, evoking the importance of both disappearing and emerging worldviews affecting, and affected by, the current political climate.

"We can still evoke the importance of those recipes on certain days if we preserve them in a simplified way," Parla says.

A selection of cosmetic vessels in a variety of shapes and materials evokes the importance attached to makeup, scented oils, and ointments.

Our study results evoke the importance of local authorities (or governments) to make efforts toward improving neighbourhood perceived safety to enhance residents' health.

This positive relationship evokes the question on the importance of the costs of bankruptcy.

The vines evoke the form of a double helix to represent the importance of molecular biology along with organismal and ecological.

Like Magritte's "Golconde," Warhol's "Cow Wallpaper," or corporate advertiser wildposting all over our cities, the repeated image evokes the impersonality of the mass production of everything, cheapening a life and lessening its importance.

It evokes the 80s uncannily.

1. Evoke the feelings first.

He even evokes the Bill of Rights.

The rooms upstairs also evoke the past.