Sentence examples for i evoked from inspiring English sources

Guo B has often been likened to him, but when I mentioned the comparison I evoked a rare flash of temper.

A guy I played a kissing game with in junior high was stunned that, thirty years later, I evoked his red shirt with a tiny sea horse embroidered on front.

I evoked the oculus in the coffered dome, an engineering feat as well as a symbolic gesture of colossal proportions.

I evoked the pitiful spectacle of Europe advancing in disarray, retreating, then advancing again, all the while unable to speak with one voice.

Because now I will look at Kashmir through the prism of my book, the memories I evoke in the book.

But as soon as I evoke the film as a model for her own, Passon wrinkles her nose.

Initially, the poppies denoted respect for the soldiers who fell in World War I, evoking the battlegrounds that inspired a poem by John McCrae, a Canadian Army medical doctor, called "In Flanders Fields," in 1915.

In conclusion, I evoke Wang Shu's practice of sustainable architecture to illustrate a more authentic, up-to-date interpretation of the Confucian ecological vision investigating the relational reality, developing one's moral nature and cultural intuition.

Thus, the direct modulation of Nav1.8 current by BmK I may contribute to the rapid enhanced excitability of primary sensory neurons and BmK I evoke-pain hypersensitivity in rats.

For all of that, I evoke in his honor here, as he did in Kiev, the fraternity of the people of the Maidan and their spirit of freedom.

Let me point out that I did not check to see if Lazarus had insurance before bringing him back from the dead, nor did I evoke the specter of Karl Marx when I fed the multitudes with loaves and fishes.