Sentence examples for in evoking from inspiring English sources

Though small, the display succeeds in evoking the historical ties that bind Britain to the subcontinent.

Despite the monstrosity of Medea's deeds, Euripides succeeds in evoking sympathy for her.

But she possesses elegant descriptive powers, put to best use in evoking a sense of place.

By contrast, Abrams only succeeded — per Vox's Peter Suderman — in evoking Lucas's movies.

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

Mr. Seale's triumph comes in evoking such visual poetry without ham-handedness.

What are the challenges in evoking endless returns within a medium that is experientially finite?

"He succeeds in evoking the dense, tactile weave of life in country".

The score, at once hypnotic and corrosive, goes beyond Brecht-Weill in evoking a dystopic world.

"Étoiles" isn't interested in evoking the glamour and pageantry of ballet; quite the contrary.

The Book of Proverbs is particularly rich in evoking the perils of idleness and sloth.