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Some argue the red poppy has become too political, and that some politicians have used the powerful feelings it evokes to justify war.

He uses the color of his skin and all it evokes to scare, revile, placate, humor and draw respect.

In the final writing assignment participants were asked to define critical literacy, how they had been using it in the course, and how they might use the HGP and the issues it evokes to promote critical literacy.

The party opposes race-based remedies, but it evokes them to get the districts it wants.

But as fragments of memory and narrative flicker about the room, the disorientation it evokes seems to suggest one thing: memory is fallible.

As the scaffolding surrounds the most essential elements of the structure it evokes connections to security, age, and preciousness.

As the season changes to autumn it evokes a need to move away, yet she never quite makes it.

The London it evokes is expansive to begin with, but gradually becomes more claustrophobic and seemingly unsafe as the characters' sense of suffocation intensifies.

Saudi Arabia has long had a complex relationship with soccer because it evokes passions similar to those sparked by religion.

The hourlong speech was so self-pitying and self-aggrandizing that it evoked comparison to Bill Clinton's defense for pardoning Marc Rich, when he said that it was easy to say no and took courage to say yes.

Just a few weeks ago, Gordon Brown's popularity as British prime minister was so low that it evoked comparisons to George W. Bush, and it was reported that members of his own party were plotting to undermine or maybe remove him.