Sentence examples for nearly evoke from inspiring English sources

It is by no means a perfect restaurant, but at moments it can nearly evoke places like the SoHo bar Fanelli's, if captured under glass in the mid-1980's, or the TriBeCa institution Odeon before it was an institution, before there was even TriBeCa.

The controversial 4-2 final defeat at the hands of Alf Ramsey's men in 1966 - and Azeri linesman Tofik Bahramov - does not nearly evoke the same amount of angry or despondent emotion in Germany as the 3-2 defeat by Austria at the 1978 World Cup or the disastrous performances at the 2000 and 2004 European championships.

"Do Do Baya," with its cowbells and congas, nearly evokes a Cuban descarga.

Or perhaps the art it most nearly evokes is Hogarth's engravings, those richly detailed snapshots of mass depravity and mayhem.

I couldn't make out if a slim dress and matching jacket in broken waves of blue, gold and beige were embroidered or knitted, but the outfit was beautiful, nearly evoking body art.

Grossman's challenge over the ten years of its composition seems nearly insuperable: to evoke the scope and magnitude of the conflict without turning his characters into cogs in a vast military machine.

In "Political Animal," McGrath evokes nearly every stock character in American political life.

Its flat and nearly featureless terrain evokes strange illusions of vastness and loneli ness.

Blot one, the least complex, evoked nearly 300 different images, while the most complex prompted only 170.

He noted that, together, both episodes come together to make "a dense première that evokes nearly all aspects of this series".

Scf evoked nearly uniform ERK phosphorylation in LSK and LK subsets.