Sentence examples for obviously evokes from inspiring English sources

Your title obviously evokes the "Game of Thrones" series.

But frequently what it most obviously evokes is a rather cool ambivalence.

The soldiers' language very obviously evokes the arguments used against refugees in the real world.

What Sounds from Nowheresville most obviously evokes isn't anger or even if-we-must sulkiness, but confusion.

They look a little like neglected shop windows, yet they achieve a stark, haunting beauty even as they rather too obviously evoke the kind of woods where refugees hide.

His new "Why am I not where you are" — though obviously evoking the ballroom idiom of Balanchine's ballet "La Valse" — is an essay in Powell-and-Pressburger neo-Romanticism.

White planes of painted steel, concrete and drywall, flat or sharply pleated, obviously evoke origami — an art of folded paper with cultural roots in Asia and Europe.

Please forgive the Manhattan Transfer comparisons, but obviously, that evokes that whole "A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square" and "Foreign Affair" vibe.

However, this massive induction is indeed the explanation for this behaviour: Obviously ischemia evokes a conserved, largely (neuronal) cell-type-independent program in gene expression changes, which attenuates pre-existing differences.

The arrangement is meant, obviously, to evoke the atmosphere of sainthood, but the woman's carriage is unmistakably modern: with her left hand she tenderly holds her opposite elbow.

That's where he asked me to meet him, obviously to evoke his year of giving back, but the students were on break, and the school was abandoned, so we sat down at a sun-drenched table in an empty courtyard.