Sentence examples for nothing evokes from inspiring English sources

Nothing evokes Picasso in this exhibition so much as its prevailing sense of appetite and forward momentum.

Nothing evokes the myth of America as a sanctuary more than the tales of how immigrants become Americans.

The kitchen gadget I can't live without... My toaster, because I love the smell of toast: for me, nothing evokes family and home more than that.

Simon Hill, the local area ranger for the National Trust, agreed that nothing evokes childhood memories like the sound of excited children playing in the waves.

Nothing evokes disco days like the lighted Mustang emblem in the door sills or the instrument panel lighting that can be customized in 125 colors.

Dancing has long been a tradition on sea voyages, and nothing evokes the glamour of the golden age of sea travel more than couples in evening dress waltzing to the orchestra on an ocean liner in 1930s movies.

Ranchers like Mr. Abel on the lovely desolation of the Nebraska prairie near this hamlet, miles and miles from nowhere and nothing, evoke the gritty determination and toughness of John Wayne on a good day.

Comparing Blackadder Goes Forth to the 2012 war serial Birdsong, Alison Graham of the Radio Times commented that "Nothing... evokes the terror of those unspeakable battlefields or leaves such an overwhelming sense of loss as [its characters] going over the top to their certain death".

Nothing could evoke more gut-wrenching melancholy than Syrian musician Adnan Baraké playing the oud in a dimly lit boat shed at a festival of death.

He builds his modest characters as collections of traits that appear as calculated details drawn from life but serving to do nothing but evoke sighs akin to those yielded by pictures of children and pets.

While they are probably apocryphal, his supposed last words—"By attempting many things, I have accomplished nothing"—do evoke the span of his life's work and his personal assessment of the results.