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Colored Sculpture, the 2016 work by American artist Jordan Wolfson, evokes the same feeling as that scene from Apocalypse Now, in which a Vietnamese village is bombarded by American helicopters to the tune of Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries: artificially generated furor. .

Mr. Rooney, the chairman of the Pittsburgh Steelers, seems to think that the National Football League evokes the same feelings as a Norman Rockwell painting.

Launched in May, VEVO TV is designed to evoke the same feeling of that old "music television" — you know, from back when it actually played music.

The illustrator becomes an artist when he or she can evoke the same feeling with simpler line and form.

Not that we wanted to use that piece, but we wanted to evoke the same feeling.

"I spent too much time online (and offline) trying to find all those rare beat tapes that somehow evoke the same feeling when reading [Raymond] Queneau.

Just as Kusama felt that she was gradually disappearing into a sea of poka dots, Joy Island's photos evoke the same feeling of things "melting away" in her imaginary room.

A cartoon hyena with a blank smile saluting during a song about genocide shouldn't evoke the same feelings it did at first viewing, but there you go.

What can we do so that Nadine can evoke the same feelings we get when we interact with real receptionists?

"Well some creative director of a company wanted a track which evoked the same feelings as that … only in the style of traditional Capetonian minstrel music.

Mikami wanted P.N.03 to evoke the same feelings as classic Nintendo games.