Sentence examples for fully evoked from inspiring English sources
Something fully evoked tonight, perhaps provoked by that unnatural West-Australian moon.
But the spirit of Mr. Ibrahim is fully evoked not in the news conferences of police commissioners but in off-the-record briefings by midranking officers.
The recent Egyptian revolution is fully evoked in this first-hand doc, which navigates the street-level chaos via three friends at the heart of the Tahrir Square protests – first against Mubarak, then the military, then the Muslim Brotherhood.
If Hyde Park on Hudson had continued in this sceptical vein, it might have been more interesting; as it is, the movie insists on an unearned sentimentality and nostalgia about a situation and a period that is never fully evoked or explored.
For instance, the amounts of mobilized fluid 30 s after LBNP initiation were 75±2%2% of fully evoked capacitance response for DW, and 83 ± 2% of fully evoked capacitance response for C (P = 0.03).
Moreover, the pattern with slower initial fluid mobilization in DW was still evident when accounting for group differences in fully evoked capacitance response (P = 0.02).
And under the direction of Eric Stern, the Encores! orchestra fully evokes this intriguing ambivalence.
Long associated with desiccated performances by blokes in ill-fitting black T-shirts, the laptop instead allows Herndon to fully evoke our smartphone-addicted modern life.
Rothschild has fun evoking the fizz of Nica's New York — "She did not just listen to jazz; she lived it" — but cannot fully evoke the richness of Nica's mysterious, heroic love for Monk.
No one else could stand here and so fully evoke the tattered ending of that election, with its Lilliputian strands of hanging chads, butterfly ballots and overvotes that helped shape history.
A few weeks ago, after a column in which I criticized a documentary on Wilt Chamberlain for not fully evoking his personality, Wolf called to say he had Chamberlain interviews in his archive that would have filled in the gaps.
