Sentence examples for managing to evoke from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blitz's film is likable and suspenseful, managing to evoke the intellectual's iron-man competition, youth division, with wit and sympathy.

"Arches" is an exhilarating and compelling piece; "No Axe to Grind," written for Mr. Fain, is more intimate and ruminative, spiraling from one thought to another and managing to evoke both a rock band and a Renaissance dance.

The play, directed for Reverie Productions with minimal sense of atmosphere by Hal Brooks, plods to its despairing conclusion without managing to evoke much in the way of emotional responses.

Carlin, who has worked in America and knows that rugby scarcely registers here, goes easy on rules and jargon while managing to evoke the drama of the game — "like a giant chess match played at speed, with great violence," as he puts it.

After managing to evoke a response, she tries to stir up a conversation and fails.

These lively, somewhat ungainly outfits manage to evoke both robots and spacemen.

Above all, she manages to evoke the reality-confounding dream world of Mr. Lynch's film.

John Conklin's modern set flats manage to evoke at once Italian Renaissance and Futurism.

Some consisted of only a few curved lines that still managed to evoke both character and story.

A Texas photographer manages to evoke the Big Bang with extreme close-ups of bullets stuck in bulletproof Plexiglas.

"He has managed to evoke jazz without the assistance of sound — its places, its atmosphere, its times, its makers".