Using a PowerPoint slide show, he suggested a kaleidoscopic Clarence House wallpaper ("The swirl kind of really evokes the weather and what you've been through") for the center hall, along with six light fixtures ("Seaglass nods to the beauty of nature's reclamation") and, in every room, hurricane lamps.
And the kind of fear evoked by "Focus," Neal Slavin's expressionistic adaptation of Arthur Miller's 1945 novel about anti-Semitism and demagogy, is acute social paranoia.
They brought some rigor and a hint of Motown to it and created an industrial-sounding music that was funky, futuristic, and kind of arch — evoking the auto plants that were putting these kids' parents out of work.
The prime minister, Wen Jiabao, has called it the fulfilment of a "100-year-old dream", the kind of hyperbole evoked by the 2008 Beijing Olympics (unquestionably China's first, and used by the party to show off national strength in a way not seen at the Olympics since the cold war).
Greil Marcus called the song "a kind of odyssey" evoking Elvis Presley (whose hometown was Tupelo, Mississippi), and "the most gorgeous number on the album" that "was too good not to be true".
Taking extant research into account we encourage researchers to continue to investigate the topic of provocative (sexy, revealing) dress for both men and women to replicate the results for women and to determine if revealing dress for men might evoke the kinds of inferences evoked by women wearing revealing dress.
It is the kind of show that evokes laughter born more of empathy than of ecstasy.
Those are the kind of emotions it evokes from men, women and children".
She will have meat on a stake and garlic dipping sauce, and some kind of cocktail that evokes blood.
And so his positive drug test and 50-day suspension from baseball this week isn't the kind of news that evokes a head-shaking nod of recognition.
