Sentence examples for evoking them from inspiring English sources

With Virginia Woolf engagement with her books and success in evoking them are virtually absolute.

Instead of evoking them, the author addresses them, vehemently and at length.

An Iyer improvisation has a shapeliness that involves holding in mind possible serial forms and evoking them.

"Amen of the Angels, the Saints and Bird Song" demonstrates Messiaen's interest in transcribing birdcalls and evoking them with brilliant pianistic effects.

And here was Mr. McKellen, perfectly evoking them as Lear himself, translating into flesh what the scholar Harold Bloom has called "the terrible intimacy" of that tragedy.

Most of the Lackawanna County miners were dead by the time that Bill Clinton took office in 1992, but the crowd seemed to appreciate Trump for evoking them.

You must evoke them and call them out.

Let us resolve to think and think deeply before we evoke them again.

The party opposes race-based remedies, but it evokes them to get the districts it wants.

There is, of course, not one large misunderstanding but a hive of smaller misunderstandings, and Carey briskly evokes them.

Mr. Wong said the borough shirts were not intended to literally represent each borough, but instead to evoke them.