Sentence examples for it would evoke from inspiring English sources

Its pressure was adjusted such that it would evoke a response that was of 50 100 µV in the extracellular recordings and between 5 and 10 mV in the intracellular recordings.

Word of this medical wonder — the word "miracle" would be banned in a Socialist country, where it would evoke the opium of the masses — quickly whispers its way up from the local hospital to the highest reaches of power.

But that it would evoke her – grief as the negative image of love".

"It would evoke the laziest of modern pleasures — channel surfing — except that the time wasted would be painfully underlined".

When he finally finished the book, he struggled with a title, dismissing "Remember the Alamo!," out of fear that it would evoke a B-movie cheesiness.

If it would evoke public outrage in any way to release Pistorius on bail, the state should have placed before me where that outrage would be, Nair says – notwithstanding protests outside the court.

Items like restrained beige-and-navy plaid Woolrich camping blankets and tarnished half-moon brass drawer pulls, it hoped, would evoke shoppers' nostalgia for a simple yet craft-rich and elegant past that they had never actually experienced.

The first ads arrived in 2011 as full-page ad units within users' magazines — a size it suggested would "evoke the beauty of print".

It's no accident Mr. Kerry would evoke the Clinton years, as he has surrounded himself with such Clinton alumni as Roger Altman and Gene Sperling as his principal economic advisers.

I posed in my best look, which I hoped would evoke "Shanghai Express," although it had a Turkish drift.

It was found that annealing treatment which would evoke a conformation transform thermodynamically, was a critical step in the preparation of anti-wear films, especially for polymer ones.