Sentence examples for it is evoking from inspiring English sources
It is very simple, there's no narrative structure, hardly any psychology involved, only glimpses into life and nature, but it is evoking a feeling of presence, at the same time urgent and calm, intense and peaceful.
"We're in the midst of a myth," he says, "and I don't know what myth it is," evoking the bewildering and pleasurable flux not just of an Arnaud Desplechin movie but of life itself.
Other Halloween costumes I am self-vetoing are: the Ebola nurse, not appropriate even if it is evoking one of the most terrifying diseases on the planet; stockings and suspenders like Frank-N-Furter from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which I now hear are transphobic; the sexy nurse, which supports sexual harassment; and Mafia boss – glamourises gun violence and is anti-Italian.
(It is evoked in the conservatory at the Cooper-Hewitt).
It is what it is, yet what it is evokes a variety of powerful emotions.
The delight is odd because it is evoked by calamity, misfortune, error and failure.
It is evoked only in backroom deals between defense lawyers and prosecutors, never covered by the press.
This kind of decoherence cannot be suppressed by lowering temperature as it is evoked by surface roughness scattering of electrons which is almost insensitive to temperature.
Landscape, the celebration of it and the longing for it, is evoked both by declaration ("Each war teaches us to love nature more") and in metaphor ("cut the braids of your olive trees to match / the soldiers' hair").
The oldest Christian country in Africa and a charismatic presence in the biblical psalms, it is evoked in the words "Abyssinia" and "Zion" found in the names of African-American churches.
Green is the color between blue and yellow on the spectrum of visible light, It is evoked by light with a predominant wavelength of roughly 495 570 nm.
