Sentence examples for is designed to evoke from inspiring English sources

The title of the play is designed to evoke Amazon wishlists.

He pays no rent to operate out of the building, which is designed to evoke a Mediterranean villa.

That last one is designed to evoke New York City, the capital of the cocktail experience — but where the virtual cocktail hasn't arrived.

Each of Dishoom's three branches is designed to evoke the old cafes of Bombay set up by Zoroastrian immigrants from Iran.

The Desert Passage at Aladdin's Resort Casino is designed to evoke a Middle Eastern souk, with more than 130 stores, among them Tommy Bahama, Billy Martin's and Aveda.

Or, of a museum project: "Everything is designed to evoke an emotional response to the primary object, to protect it from light, but also to capture that rare ray of light indispensable to make it vibrate and awaken its spirituality".

The restaurant has been designed to evoke 19th-century butcher shops in New York and Paris.

The glossy motorcycles are designed to evoke a time when motorcycles were associated with rebelliousness.

It was designed to evoke the surfaces of London train tunnels, crusted with wheat paste.

Like many art forms, the rituals of the shrine were designed to evoke transcendence.

The $14 million center, actually a group of three museums, has been designed to evoke a concentration camp.