Sentence examples for memory by evoking from inspiring English sources

Shona Illingworth's Lesions In The Landscape reflects the mysterious nature of memory by evoking its loss.

For Vladimir Putin, adventures into the former Soviet world are an easy way to ignite nationalist sentiment by evoking memories of lost Russian stature.

Davidson also enters the tournament by way of a conference tournament title and will certainly draw some upset interest by evoking memories of the run orchestrated by the sharpshooting of Stephen Curry in 2008.

Sometimes Fukasawa does this by evoking happy memories.

This holiday season shows designers putting spirit into household goods by evoking fleeting moments, fragile materials and old memories.

Their memory is evoked by The Green Fields of France, a poignant song about the fallen soldier Willy McBride.

Auditory functions were measured by evoked ABR.

And, like all hurts, Roger's words receded into the past where the sense memory it evoked became shielded by scar tissue.

Elizabeth is a fugitive presence in the novel; she exists in the tissue of communal memory evoked by the letters.

As he imagines an editor saying about a memory evoked by another musical favorite, the Lovin' Spoonful: "It's not bad, but it's sort of ordinary and doesn't amount to much".

In the mammalian olfactory bulb (OB), NO plays a role in the formation of olfactory memory evoked by pheromones as well as conventional odorants.