Sentence examples for is to evoke from inspiring English sources

Mr. Motion's purpose is to evoke more than to question.

The set designer's task is to evoke the enigmatic void of the space between the two.

To smell Fougere Rouale is to evoke miraculous visions of pine forests.

The author's greatest challenge is to evoke her years at Greenwood Farm from a youthful perspective.

The idea is to evoke the offbeat company culture for which Zappos has become known.

Other Scenes To mention August Strindberg is to evoke words associated with literature: playwright, novelist.

However, I don't think the purpose of the book is to evoke pity from the reader.

Sacco's aim is to evoke a very different and far more visceral reality.

His idea, it would seem, is to evoke the global market and the untrammeled forces that control and surround us.

[The goal] was to evoke the feeling of vertigo.

A sure way to calm him was to evoke his recall for distant Calcutta Cup contests.