Sentence examples for evoking the work from inspiring English sources

But I could imagine a staging that took a stab at evoking the work as conceived.

Evoking the work of the American earth artist James Turrell, it comes off as a powerful symbol in the many drawings Mr. Vesely has done of it.

Evoking the work of printmaker FL Griggs, who came to prominence around the time of the devastations of the first world war, Davidson describes "twilight as the medium that crosses the aching disjunctions of then and now.

With the jangling lines and irregular octagonal canvas of "Narrative Yard," Mr. Tremblay revisits the shaped-painting obsession of the early 1960's, simultaneously evoking the work of Frank Stella and Dan Christiansen.

Ms. Levine's themes are equally present in the gallery's smaller room, where identical chromed cast metal bulls' skulls line opposite walls, evoking the work of such major commodifiers as Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe and Jeff Koons.

Evoking the work of economists such as Albert O Hirschman and Paul Rosenstein Rodan, Krugman argued that developing countries often needed a "big push" of coordinated government investments to help strategic industries get off the ground and to link the growth of such industry to the economy as a whole.

The city and county of Harlan were the site of intense labour wars during the 1920s and '30s; the name "Bloody Harlan" commemorates that conflict, evoking the working and living conditions that at the time were popularly identified with those of the state as a whole.

You should evoke the work's dedicatee without merely mimicking his sound and gestures.

A homage to Andy Warhol, it also evokes the work of Douglas Gordon.

His plans are obviously meant to evoke the work of his environmentally friendly predecessor Theodore Roosevelt.

Although Ms. Sexton's paintings of local scenes evoke the work of the New Hope Impressionists, she shuns that label.